AVST Supports Symantec Enterprise Vault for Voicemail Archiving Solution
Voicemail Archiving Solution Helps Meet Regulatory Compliance Requirements
FOOTHILL RANCH,
Symantec Enterprise Vault is a software-based intelligent archiving platform that stores, manages and enables discovery of corporate data. As regulatory compliance requirements become a bigger issue for enterprises around the globe and as unified messaging gains widespread adoption, the need for voicemail archiving solutions is on the rise.
As the pressure on organizations to protect and manage data intensifies, many companies are beginning to consider voicemail as part of the discovery process. According to AVST, using Symantec Enterprise Vault in conjunction with CallXpress to archive voicemail messages with other critical business data is one example of how archiving capabilities are extending to a new genre of products.
To utilize the new archiving solution, CallXpress customers will purchase Archive Accelerator from Vault Solutions. Archive Accelerator is an application designed to help manage message retention for companies using Symantec Enterprise Vault. With Archive Accelerator, all voicemail messages stored on the CallXpress server will link to Symantec Enterprise Vault for archiving, storage and discovery. Now, CallXpress customers can rest assured that voicemail messages can be part of their electronic discovery process if necessary, which is a growing concern for many companies.
“We specialize in building products that work with Symantec Enterprise Vault and have many years of experience in helping companies integrate their solutions,” said David Ouellette, President, Vault Solutions LLC. “The boundaries for e-Discovery are still being defined, which makes this integration with CallXpress an exciting milestone.
“Regulatory compliance requirements are becoming more stringent and broader in their definition,” said Tom Minifie, AVST Chief Technology Officer. “We are helping our customers address the issue by putting a solution into place that ensures voicemail can be archived, retained and accessed as needed. This represents another example of why CallXpress is the industry’s most flexible Unified Communications solution with a unique ability to interoperate with a broad range of IT solutions.”
With over 40,000 systems deployed worldwide, AVST’s flagship product, CallXpress, delivers world-class call processing, voicemail, unified messaging, fax, notification and speech-enabled personal assistant and automated attendant capabilities to help organizations become more productive.
About AVST
The typical enterprise communications infrastructure is made up of a collection of technologies from multiple vendors, acquired over time and never intended to work together. To maximize user and business productivity, while leveraging existing IT investments, interoperability is a must.
AVST delivers the industry's most interoperable Unified Communications (UC) platform that brings best-of-breed voice, mobility and business process solutions to the enterprise. Unlike virtually every other UC vendor, AVST does not constrain customers with a single vendor lock-in approach. In fact, it's the very opposite. By connecting new and existing technologies, AVST frees organizations from the constraints of a closed, single-source UC solution, unlocking the full potential of their communications infrastructure.
With over 15 million users worldwide and three decades of innovation excellence, AVST is unifying communications®.
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