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penelope · August 30th, 2007, 12:25 AM

We are pretty far along with our RFP process and we just found out last week that the one-X phones that Avaya proposed for our five Regus facility offices (building provided internet access) would have NO connectivity to the corp vmail. They could not send or receive vmail from anyone else in the company. Basically, it's like an answering machine. I am really disappointed with Avaya's actions on this since it has been stated over and over that getting EVERYONE integrated onto the corporate vmail system is a major driver of this project. What's the point of getting all new systems or upgrading everyone so that we can have centralized voicemail and pbx admin when the offices that have NO access now really STILL wouldn't have access?

They have now revised their quote to install G250 gateways in those locations with up to maybe 5 people.

August 30th, 2007, 12:25 AM	#1 (permalink)
penelope PBXtech GOLD 100+ posts Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 177	one-X alone doesn't have corp vmail We are pretty far along with our RFP process and we just found out last week that the one-X phones that Avaya proposed for our five Regus facility offices (building provided internet access) would have NO connectivity to the corp vmail. They could not send or receive vmail from anyone else in the company. Basically, it's like an answering machine. I am really disappointed with Avaya's actions on this since it has been stated over and over that getting EVERYONE integrated onto the corporate vmail system is a major driver of this project. What's the point of getting all new systems or upgrading everyone so that we can have centralized voicemail and pbx admin when the offices that have NO access now really STILL wouldn't have access? They have now revised their quote to install G250 gateways in those locations with up to maybe 5 people. __________________ Penelope