Telephone systems

Article Abstract:

The market for telephone systems is adjusting rapidly to increasing calls for telecommunications and information technology integration. Potential purchasers are advised to identify their telecommunications requirements for the next five to ten years before deciding on a new system. Modular systems are available to enable system building. Buyers tips are included, along with an overview of the second hand market, the implications of the Millennium, details of technology available, supplier profiles, and charts and evaluations of telephone systems and equipment.

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Mid to high-end digital systems

Article Abstract:

Mid to high-end digital telephone systems support advanced features such as first and third party CTI and DECT cordless working and ISDN. Among the largest of the systems in this sector is the Ascom Ascotel 2050/2060 with maximum configurations of 250 ports. Features include basic and primary rate ISDN connectivity, TAPI and CTI support, and leased line working. Other telephone systems are evaluated.

Evaluation, Ascom Ascotel 2050/2060

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All systems go

Article Abstract:

Potential business purchasers of telephone systems in the UK need to look at the options available to suit their current and future requirements. Businesses may need consider setting up and networks and look at innovations including computer telephony integration (CTI) before choosing a system. There are a number of suppliers and bodies which may be of use or interest to telephone users.

Industry Overview, Telecommunication systems

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