NEC Philips Upgrades

Group functionality spanning SIP terminals and proprietary sets.
SIP based Polycom terminals now can easily be combined in one and the same group with NEC Philips’ proprietary range of ErgoLine digital phones, with much appreciated group features available across all terminals.Group features available on Polycom’s range of SIP based terminals include selective answering, extension status monitoring, private /group park, group answering and private number functionality for group workers and chief secretary solutions.

SIP based networking reducing network traffic and costs.
NEC Philips has now extended its SIP based trunking offer with a SIP variant of the company’s iPVN solution. With SIP based iPVN, voice traffic can be transported across a SIP carrier’s network, while feature and signalling information is routed over the customer's WAN network. By doing so customers can reduce traffic across their network, preventing capacity issues while fully exploiting the (often free-of-charge) SIP carrier’s network.

Cost-effective deployment of SIP based Video Communication.
With a straightforward upgrade to SIP@Net 4.1 and an In System Gateway, SOPHO iS3000 installations now fully support video communication. Video can be practically and cost-effectively deployed with the Eyebeam Softphone or the dedicated GXV 3000 Grandstream video phone.

New communication options with SIP based user-to-user messaging.
SIP@Net offers standardized SIP based user-to-user messaging via end-user devices such as Polycom terminals, Eyebeam Softphones and ErgoLine terminals. This enables new applications and communication options, just like in mobile communications where text messaging (SMS) is a big success.

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