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> Siemens' new line of digital phones works with its HiPath 3000 and 4000 platforms. > With the new products, Siemens' entire line is now IP-enabled. Designed to replace the HiCom 150 PBX, Siemens' ...

Siemens AG on Tuesday announced it will update its HiPath Xpressions message platform to make it easier to use on the go and with non-Siemens enterprise phone systems. Among other things, HiPath ...

Siemens this week is expected to launch a new version of its flagship IP PBX, boasting higher capacity, better sound quality, and improved failover and reliability features. The HiPath 4000 Version ...

Although Siemens last year introduced OpenScape UC Server, the supplier still markets and sells the the earlier-generation HiPath 4000 for new customer installations. Siemens Enterprise Communications ...

The move is a first step in SEN's strategy to transition its HiPath IP-PBX offerings to industry-standard operating systems and hardware, such as Windows- and Unix-based servers, instead of ...

Continuing our tour of VoIP management tools, this week we look at HiPath Manager E from Siemens. This tool was augmented in our evaluation by the company’s Manager I application that separately ...

LAS VEGAS — Siemens at the Networld+Interop conference Monday took the wraps off 21 products centered around its HiPath Enterprise Convergence Architecture and IP technology, all intended to help make ...

with the HiPath 4000 enterprise voice platform.

With Siemens' announcement today about the introduction of the new UC Server (blogged by Sheila here), and repositioning/rebranding of HiPath 8000 as OpenScape Voice ...

HiPath Access 500 provides an intelligent way for existing HiPath 4000 customers to replace older or third party platforms with new IP-converged technology. It creates a single distributed network ...

Mumbai: Anticipating a telecommunication revolution in India in the wake of the Internet-based telephony, which is likely to be available after 1 April 2002, Siemens, on 26 February, launched the ...