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Avaya Introduces New Unified Communications Client For Advanced Desktop Communications

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one-™ Communicator delivers rich presence, multi-protocol voice and

Avaya Booth 801 – Orlando, Fla. – Inc., a leading global provider of communications applications, systems and services, today announced one-™ Communicator, a new flagship, unified communications client application that gives users access to a broad range of the most commonly used communications tools from a single interface.

one- Communicator provides full telephony features, , visual , rich presence, email and instant messaging, conference bridge integration, directories and contact history. From a single application, a simple can launch virtually any form of communication, including applications from different vendors and protocols. The new, interface is designed to maximize convenience and employee productivity.

one- Communicator supports both H.323 and communications protocols, enabling employees of businesses with mixed communications environments to participate in the same voice and call or session. The multi-protocol support also allows to evolve to at their own pace.

one- Communicator offers a highly flexible, powerful for businesses and employees,” said Mary Dunlop, vice president, Unified Communications Product Management, . “A single application brings the workforce together and allows users to make more accurate, effective choices for how they communicate at any given time.”

one- Communicator also delivers the aggregated, rich presence information to the supplied by the Intelligent Presence (IPS), also announced today. The initial release of one- Communicator combines telephony presence from Communication Manager with Instant Messaging presence from Communications ; releases of Intelligent Presence will integrate additional presence sources. In addition, an one- Communicator tab within Communicator 2007 provides direct access to advanced telephony capabilities including , call recording, transfer, and many more.

The one- Communicator continues ’s tradition of making conferencing as practical and as easy as a call, enabling embedded to be treated with features such as transfer, forward, conference, hold and call coverage. The application drives through Communication Manager to help preserve and provide class of service control. Strategic AlliancePartner and DevConnect member, , provides the processing that powers one- Communicator’s point-to-point communication. With the addition of ’s multi-point conferencing unit, one- Communicator can support several participants in the same conferencing session.

’s integration with the unified communications environment makes visual communications as easy as making a call,” said Joe Sigrist, senior vice president and general manager of solutions at . “ now becomes a practical, powerful extension of the communication tools that people use in their jobs everyday through an intuitive user experience that is managed within the broader unified communications environment.”

Additional features in one- Communicator include visual audio conferencing, which enables workers to see who’s joined an Meeting ™ conference call and who is speaking, providing important context to a discussion. Moderators can identify noisy lines or on hold, and mute or drop the line from the call. Visual voice enables employees to see and manage voice messages based on a user’s priorities. Employees can also initiate an instant messaging session or launch an email from the one- Communicator interface.

one- Communicator will be globally available in May and is included in the new Unified Communications for Teleworkers and for Workers solutions which were also announced today, and as part of the Unified Communications Standard Edition. and are will also launch a new version of the Edition for notebooks and ThinkCentre based on the new one- Communicator being announced today. The updated reinforces the strategic alliance between the two by enhancing the powerful and notification features pioneered with the integration of IP Softphone on PCs.

one- Communicator joins the one- suite of clients, including one- Portal, a -based Unified Communications client that provides access to telephony, visual voice , audio conferencing, and now adds rich presence. Users can access one- Portal using Explorer, , or Safari on PCs running , , or systems. The web-based capability of one- Portal offers IT departments an alterative for deployment and continuity purposes for different types of users.

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