Since the debut of Avaya IP Office, Avaya has established itself as the overall global leader in the small and mid-size communications marke. According to Dell’Oro research analysis, Avaya has sold more than 10 million lines of Avaya IP Office during the past 10 years.
“This has been a banner year for IP Office, and the customer response to our latest version has been immense,” said Mark Monday, vice president, Product Management Collaboration Platforms and Endpoints, Avaya. “Through unique mobility apps and scalability improvements, IP Office users are finding real value in a solution that brings big business capabilities to SMEs of all kinds. We’re working to bring more Avaya IP Office innovations to market, and expand what is possible in SME communications.”
The latest version of Avaya IP Office was introduced in July 2012 with a range of new capabilities for real-time collaboration. This includes access to Avaya’s advanced mobility application—Avaya Flare® Communicator—via Apple iPad tablets, new centralised management features and security options, and improved scalability of up to 1,000 users per site to help mid-size companies manage networks more effectively.
Avaya IP Office Customers Driving Collaboration’s Next Wave
Avaya IP Office users span a range of industries and sizes, from companies as small as 5 users to SMEs with hundreds of employees across several sites. Recent customers include Cell Signaling Technology, Inc., a 450-person biotechnology research products provider in Danvers, Mass., which is installing IP Office to help deliver fast and accurate information to customers, and the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, a multi-purpose arena and convention centre located in Duluth, Minnesota, which uses IP Office to speed collaboration across a world-class sports, entertainment and special events facility.