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2009 Product Innovations

Unified Communications - Toshiba Strata Media Application Server (MAS)


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Toshiba Strata Media Application Server (MAS)

Hardware or Software? Hardware with Applications

Launched: New Strata MAS application versions announced: Network eManager update - November 2008; Net Phone 6.0 - May 2008; Fax integration for MAS - February 2008; FeatureFlex Personal Call Handler - August 2008

What it does? Toshiba's Strata® Media Application Server (MAS) is a server-based unified communications platform for small to medium sized enterprises. Designed to complement Toshiba's Strata CIX family of VoIP systems Strata MAS hosts a variety of unified communications applications that increase the SMB enterprise's ability to communicate effectively with customers while improving internal efficiencies. Applications include: Auto Attendant Net Phone with Presence Voice Mail Automated Speech Recognition Fax Text to Speech Unified Messaging Interactive Voice Response Automatic Call Distribution and Reporting Web-based Personal and System Administration Web-based Telephone Applications FeatureFlex customization tools and Video Communication Server (VCS) for video conferencing and collaboration.

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What makes it Innovative? Unlike many competitors products which require multiple servers to run the various unified communications applications Toshiba's Strata MAS contains all applications on a single server. This helps SMB enterprises save money space power consumption and time managing their telephony resources. Toshiba's Strata MicroMAS is a smaller version for small enterprises.

Targeted Users: Small and medium-sized enterprises

Satisfied Customers: Yes, the vendor claims satisfied customers.

Company: Toshiba America Information Systems Inc.
Telecommunication Systems Division

 
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