No, they haven't recovered and are most likely just heading home today.
The show ended yesterday and if you watch the later video
(http://blogs.sun.com/ThinGuy/entry/sun_mitel), I had to splice together
footage I shot when the floor was empty since they were tearing down the
booth when I interviewed Stephen Beamish. There was so much interest
that I couldn't get a free minute to film while the floor was active.
This will be a Mitel offering. I'm not a VoIP guy, but the MICS takes
up to 200 instances of their 3300 PBX with 200 users per instance. All
instances or tenants can be managed from a single console and each is
autonomous meaning they can all have different features and be at
different rev levels.
You should a lot more in the weeks to come, I'll start a Mitel page on
the Wiki.
Aaron Wilson wrote:
I want I want I want
Seriously though I want one, well actually probably two. One IP PBX for
each of our offices and about 80 of those Sunray/phone gizmos.
How much? :)
That is really cool. Your extension hotdesks with you.
Looking at the Mitel site. Doesn't look like they've recovered from
Vegas yet. No info on this as far as I can tell except for the press
release.
Does Mitel use open protocols like SIP? Don't want to get another PBX
system that uses proprietary vendor locked protocols like our current
NBX system.
Craig Bender wrote:
Tasty, tasty.
http://blogs.sun.com/ThinGuy/entry/tasty_convergence
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