Drishti Brings FREE IP PBX To India
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The IP-based solution can scale more than 2,000 extension and can be integrated with third-party PBX, speech engines and even applications like CRM.
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008:
Drishti-Soft Solutions has launched FreePBX based IP-PBX offering for enterprises especially in the SMB segment. Based on open-source Asterisk, the full-featured IP-PBX comes for free. The software based IP-PBX offers next-generation call management features such as auto attendant, voicemail, e-mail integration, call conferencing, call recording, IVR, call presence, Day/Night, follow me, SIP/ZAP extensions and graphical reports.
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The IP-PBX bears additional advantages over the legacy PBX in terms of flexibility and extensibility, the company claimed. The IP-based solution can scale more than 2,000 extension and can be integrated with third-party PBX, speech engines and even applications like CRM.
Stated Sachin Bhatia, co-founder and VP, business development, Drishti, "The developed nations have pioneered in improving customer experience by adapting IP-PBX and use of applications like voicemail, follow-me, conferencing, auto-attendant and operator-panel. The IP-PBX has already taken over the traditional PBX in the West and is growing fast. We believe that enterprises in India today serve global needs and compete globally. Thus there is need of communication systems that put them ahead in this race, but are affordable at the same time."
"Drishti intends to bridge this gap by bringing a highly reliable, feature-rich solution to the Indian enterprises. FreePBX offering from Drishti is a step forward in this direction. We will be going to the market through channels with local support available in all major cities," added Bhatia.
The application uses Digium cards, Xorcom's USB Channel bank or media-gateways as per need. Apart from the functionalities and benefits of the conventional PBX, the enterprises can enjoy the additional advantages of VoIP telephony and can inter-connect their offices for free calls. They can easily integrate it with any combination of analogue, IP or soft phones.
Enterprises can avail of this full-featured IP-PBX offering at a minimal installation charge and hardware cost.
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