Financial Times

New Ericsson communication system soon in Sri Lanka

Metropolitan Communications Ltd., sole distributor of Ericsson enterprise systems in Sri Lanka, is to launch the new Ericsson MX One server-based communications system in Sri Lanka. The company said that the Ericsson MX One provides a complete solution for business customers, and has been hailed as the future of enterprise communications.

This system offers more than 500 advanced communication features and has the power to interconnect thousands of people in geographically separate locations.

The Ericsson MX One shares the stability and reliability of the time-tested Ericsson MD110 PBX platform that has been successfully used for many years in mission-critical installations implemented for some of the most demanding customers in Sri Lanka, such as the health sector, defence and airlines.

“Some of the applications include the mobile extension where a mobile GSM phone can be used as an extension of the corporate telephone system, personal number, which allows a user to be contactable on a single phone number irrespective of his or her location, contact center solutions with computer telephony integration, which can push caller-related information to the users desktop before the call is answered,” the statement said.

and unified messaging solutions that allow users to log on to their PCs or dial-in to the system from a mobile phone and read email (or have it read out to them using text-to-speech software), listen to voice-mail and view faxes from their desktop, to name but a few,” the statement said.

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