Introducing MX-ONE -The One you have been waiting for

On September 30 Ericsson introduced a new powerful server-based communication system, purely based on IP. It’s a multi-convergence solution combining voice, data and mobility. It’s open, scalable, future-proof and cost-effective, but most importantly, it is designed with existing MD110 customers in mind. It’s called MX-ONE and we strongly believe it’s the One you want

More than just an IP-PBX, the MX-ONE platform offers integrated mobility, easy ways to personalize communication, and reliable, real-time collaboration from wherever the employees happen to be.
On September 30th, Ericsson launched the primary building block of the MX-ONE platform: the MX-ONE Telephony System. An IP PBX telephony engine, it consists of a telephony server and media gateway – and offers all the business-class features you’re used to, fitted for a standard 19-inch rack. This first release is supported by the existing MD110 management system and end-user applications.
It’s the perfect solution for enterprises opening a new office or having a remote site with a foreign PBX, or older MD110 that they would like to replace.
Integrated into the existing IT infrastructure, the MX-ONE Telephony System lets enterprises enjoy all the advantages of server-based IP communication, together with the existing MD110 network, applications, phones and management system. A future-proof investment, it also offers seamless integration between sites using voice-over-IP. For enterprises, this translates into cost-efficient communication, from lower administration costs to billing control and affordable funtionality for mobile workers.
The rest of the MX-ONE building blocks in MX-ONE will be released in 2005 and consists of applications like Unified Messaging, Preference management applications and speech tools. All managed by MX-ONE Manager, a new management platform based on active directory.
So, keep your eyes open for the One you want. For more detailed information about MX-ONE and how you in your own pace can migrate to MX-ONE, please visit the MX-ONE website