AVST Blog » TUI http://www.avst.com/blog Tune into the AVST blog where AVST thought leaders and industry experts discuss issues and offer opinions pertaining to the communications marketplace. Mon, 30 Aug 2010 20:08:46 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 University of New Mexico Selects CallXpress http://www.avst.com/blog/851/university-of-new-mexico-selects-callxpress http://www.avst.com/blog/851/university-of-new-mexico-selects-callxpress#comments Wed, 04 Feb 2009 15:13:39 +0000 Blog Administrator http://www.avst.com/blog/?p=851 University of New Mexico is the state’s largest university, and when it became apparent that its current voicemail system was performing unreliably, a decision regarding a replacement needed to be made quickly.

After careful consideration and undisputed positive feedback from other universities and corporate references, UNM opted to deploy CallXpress over other systems.

“Every single organization that we talked to that owned a CallXpress system noted that it was easy to install, extremely stable, and bottom line – it worked,” commented UNM Associate Director Mark Reynolds.  “UNM’s diverse networking environment, which supports many high-volume, critical-path departments, requires a communications infrastructure that works reliably from day one and needs no babysitting – CallXpress fits the bill on all accounts."

Click on the following link to read more about UNM’s successful deployment of CallXpress.

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“We realized early on that in order to meet the needs of our 14,000 users today, we needed to be able to deploy a robust, highly scalable and cost-effective solution in a short period of time and with minimal disruption to our current users who are scattered across more than 40 city departments and functions," said Linda Henderson, IT Supervisor for the City of Phoenix.

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After deploying their system earlier in the year, Linda Henderson attended the 1st Annual CallXpress End User Conference and had this to say:

"I felt the time was VERY WELL spent. I learned a lot at the conference and found it extremely beneficial."

 

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One of the Council’s recent charters has been to assist in coordinating a streamlined and reliable voice mail and call processing system for the region’s eight core agencies including the City of Springfield, City of Corvallis, Eugene 4J Schools, the City of Eugene and Lane County. A key priority for the LCOG has been to replace its legacy voice messaging systems with a next generation communications platform that will support the needs of the organizations and its 6,000+ users.

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