Microsoft Enables Do-It-Yourself VOIP ByPaula Musich 2008-03-26
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Microsoft updates
its VOIP Response Point phone system to strip away the need for
expertise with voice-activated commands, set-up wizards and more.
Small businesses have always had to turn to telephony specialists for help in installing and maintaining phone systems. Microsoft
on March 24 tried to turn that truth on its head when the company
introduced Service Pack 1 for its new Microsoft Response Point phone system.
The software-based VOIP (voice over IP) system,
which runs on appliances from Quanta, D-Link and soon-to-be Aastra,
promises to eliminate the requirement for pricey expertise by using
voice-activated commands, set-up wizards and other user interface
enhancements.