Ericsson's new MX-ONE™ Version 3 optimizes business communications by introducing unique mobility features that increase efficiency and reduce total cost of ownership. MX-ONE seamlessly handles voice and data applications and combines mobile and fixed functionalities across private and public networks and it is based on servers with operating system Linux. The latest version of the MX-ONE IP-PBX maximizes business communications with extended system capacity for up to 50,000 end-users, standardized management and web-based tools. The solution enables enterprises to control and reduce total cost of ownership by delivering high accessibility and flexibility. It provides smooth and safe migration to a future-proof IP network at a pace appropriate to individual enterprises' needs.
 
One key enhancement in this version is the introduction of support for the session initiation protocol (SIP) for IP telephony, in both terminals and trunking for networked systems. Along with deploying SIP, the integration towards Microsoft Live Communication Server, making it possible for MS Office users to look up and dial people directly from any MS Office document or application is another significant step towards unified communications. MX-ONE allows businesses to integrate messaging and multimedia services with business class voice communications and also enables wireless telephony over WiFi.
 
In addition, MX-ONE Version 3 enables the network to identify the origin of emergency calls made from IP phones. Security has also been enhanced on all areas of management accesses, and media encryption has been introduced.

Companies that would like to offer call center services can combine MX-ONE ™ with Solidus eCare, Ericsson IP-based contact center and provide voice and multimedia communications to their users and connections with remote and mobile agents.

The result of Ericsson's recent acquisition of Netwise is that new business applications like contact and presence management along with other converged enterprise services are strengthened. And together with other Ericsson Enterprise products, such as WLAN base stations and applications, Ericsson can offer businesses a complete solution to meet their needs.
 
The Ericsson Corporate Telephony client for mobile smartphones P990 and M600 is a further enhancement of the MX-ONE Mobile Extension enabling integration of mobile users with corporate databases and support functions.
 
Enterprises can implement MX-ONE either as a completely new IP telephony solution, as a new modular hybrid solution, or as an smooth migration of existing MD110 installations of which there are 20 million installed lines around the world, only a small number of hardware boards need to be replaced together with a software upgrade.

Ericsson Nikola Tesla, as one of leading Ericsson companies in area of system integration, has been involved in development and testing of MX-ONE ™ system from the early beginnings. Employees of this company are the real users of MX-ONE system on a daily basis. With over 700 active users this company represents one of the biggest IP PBX systems in Croatia.

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