Leading the Evolution of Unified Messaging
First. Flexible. Forward-Thinking. That's AVST.
Some companies seek to be pioneers, while other companies strive to be the best. For over 15 years, AVST has designed the most feature rich and flexible Unified Messaging solution on the market. And that's not just our opinion. That's the appraisal of leading analysts of the Unified Messaging marketplace.
Consider These AVST "Firsts":
- 1993 – AVST introduces Unified Messaging (UM) solution, CallXpress.
- 1997 – AVST introduces the first voicemail and UM solution with Microsoft's operating system.
- 2007 – AVST introduces the first UM solution to mix four UM architectures—Server-based, Client-based, Secure and Simplified—for even greater flexibility.
What is Unified Messaging?
Unified Messaging, a subset of Unified Communications, focuses on enabling users to access and process their entire message types (e-mail, voicemail and fax) from virtually any location using a wide variety of convenient devices (telephone, desktop PC, Internet and mobile device). The purpose of Unified Messaging is to optimize productivity and expand mobility capabilities by providing the flow of information to users faster.
CallXpress Unified Messaging
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AVST is leading the evolution of Unified Messaging. Some companies seek to be pioneers. Others strive to be the best. AVST can lay claim to both. CallXpress is the most flexible platform in the market delivering all four Unified Messaging architectures. Flexibility isn't the only advantage CallXpress brings. It also promotes enterprise mobility and efficiency by allowing workers to stay connected to the office 24x7, with key features including: single access to all messages from any device (fixed-line or mobile phone, e-mail client, or web browser), find-me/follow-me, message notification, speech-based access to messages, text-to-speech, voicemail-to-text and more. The end result: A more efficient, more productive, more successful organization.