ObjectWorld

Recently I had a chance to meet with executives at Objectworld and I couldn’t help but walk away impressed with the technology the company has developed. Their two products consist of CallAttendant which allows you to connect your existing PBX to their unified messaging and unified communications solution. The company also develops UC Sever affording you all the features of CallAttendant with a SIP-based VoIP phone system thrown in for good measure.
 
The company feels it is positioned very well for the wave of convergence taking place in communications and they are quick to point out that VoIP in and of itself does not signify convergence but it is when applications become converged that convergence is truly happening.
 
UC Server is software based and since it is 100% SIP based there is no legacy technology to worry about. Since the system is hardware agnostic you can leverage Moore’s law to grow your company with ever-faster servers.
 
The company believes it is positioned well as it sells to IT VARs and its solutions are easy to configure. For example the system presents you with a tab in Active Directory and uses Microsoft Wizardsto configure the UC system.
 
In addition it auto discovers phones from companies like Aastra, Polycom and Snom. Although their sweet spot is 50-400 users their systems can scale to the thousands of users.
 
There are two reasons why resellers should take this company very seriously. The first is 45% margins and the second is their guarantee of the solution – including support, from end to end (depending on phone model).
 
They think SIP will do for communications what the USB port has done for computing. I would agree that SIP has indeed leveled the telecom playing field and the irony is you can actually put Objectworld’s Unified Communicator on a USB-based memory stick if you so choose.
 
But still I would add the comments above about Moore’s Law to the mix of why telecom will never bee the same. It is the power of SIP + HMP that really enables the next generation of communications solutions to flourish. In addition it allows small companies in communications to innovate with grandiose vision.
The opinions and views expressed in comments, blogs, etc. are those of the authors alone and not necessarily those of TMC, TMCnet, or its editors. TMCnet reserves the right to edit, delete, or otherwise make changes to the content that appears on these pages at its own discretion and as it deems necessary.
| 0 Comments | 0 TrackBacks

Listed below are links to sites that reference ObjectWorld:

ObjectWorld TrackBack URL : http://blog.tmcnet.com/mt/mt-tb.cgi/32091

Leave a comment

Recent Activity

Thursday

More...

Recent Comments

  • klip: Thank you so much for content, you would track;) read more
  • Yemek tarifleri: thats it nice , thanks read more
  • Daniel Anadio: Amazon inspires me to read , it's better than a read more
  • dizi izle: US: It's quite obvious that it doesn't contribute one bit read more
  • dizi izle: This just really seems to be another case where patents read more
  • mobil: Thanks beautiful been read more
  • medyum: There is another patent out there that could potential help read more
  • vimalan: sir, am in vellore at tamilnadu. recently in vellore read more
  • Roark Hunnicutt : Here is an excellent --and official-- summation of the joint read more
  • Chat: RFC 741 describes the Network Voice Protocol and mentions that read more

Subscribe to Blog

Blogroll

Recent Entry Images

  • hungry.jpg
  • chris-barton-wcs.jpg
  • iphone-sirius-xm.jpg
  • 12420506412[1].jpg
  • iphone-3g-s.jpg
  • sprint-dan-hesse-palm-pre-launch.jpg
  • benjamin-franklins.jpg
  • gsm-handheld-tracker.jpg
  • web-words.jpg
  • expand-networks-relative-performance.jpg

Category Archives

Around TMCnet Blogs

  • Communications and Technology Blog - Tehrani.com:
    Problems at Joost
  • On Rad's Radar?:
    USF and Rural Reform
  • VoIP & Gadgets Blog:
    Worst Google News Headline Ever! - No public viewing
  • Communications and Technology Blog - Tehrani.com:
    Heading to Rhode Island
  • First Coffee:
    SugarCRM Studied, Broadband 'Crucial,' EGain, OOCOSPI, NetSuite's Zander
  • On Rad's Radar?:
    Bells Giving Up on Landlines?
  • The Readerboard:
    Tougher Actions To Save Telemarketing
  • VoIP & Gadgets Blog:
    eBuddy for iPhone Supports Push Notifications
  • Latest Whitepapers

    TMCnet Videos