How Open SIP Standards Reduce Enterprise VoIP Costs

November 11th, 2007 by admin, Category: General.

3CX announced an Enterprise edition of its 3CX Phone System. The good news? It’s based on the open SIP standard, meaning it will dramatically reduce the cost of enterprise telephony, as it is able to work with a variety of SIP phones and VoIP gateways. The 3CX Phone System is a Windows-based IP PABX solution and has been independently certified for Windows 2003. The system integrates popular features such as call queing, Exchange 2007 integration, unified messaging, auto attendant, and more. 3CX offers a free version, as well as three premium editions: small business ($350), pro ($895), and enterprise ($1,250).

According to 3CX CEO Nick Galea:

The release of 3CX Phone System Enterprise edition is set to accelerate the massive change occurring in the Enterprise Telephony market space. With 3CX Phone System Enterprise Edition, advanced features such as Call Queuing can now be obtained for a fraction of the price of traditional Enterprise PBXs. What’s more, advanced features such as integration with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 unified messaging are not even available on today’s proprietary PBXs.

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