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jimbojimbo
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Yes, we are using it. I believe 5.0 just went GA.
We love it.
BridgeTalk application provides "operator" like capabilities and controls.
Audio Console - Web based control functions for moderators allows monitoring and controlling of conference.
We also have the Conferencing Reservation Server (CRS) and Web Conferencing server.
We just expanded from 48 ports to 96 ports. The ROI even with the recurring costs for DS1 connectivity to PSTN is excellent.
5.0 has a new Outlook plugin for scheduling conferences directly out of Microsoft Outlook Calendar.
Avaya Meeting Exchange group has been pretty responsive to our requests.
Jimbo
We love it.
BridgeTalk application provides "operator" like capabilities and controls.
Audio Console - Web based control functions for moderators allows monitoring and controlling of conference.
We also have the Conferencing Reservation Server (CRS) and Web Conferencing server.
We just expanded from 48 ports to 96 ports. The ROI even with the recurring costs for DS1 connectivity to PSTN is excellent.
5.0 has a new Outlook plugin for scheduling conferences directly out of Microsoft Outlook Calendar.
Avaya Meeting Exchange group has been pretty responsive to our requests.
Jimbo
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