| New
Cisco wireless IP phone and Cisco Desktop IP phones
Posted:
5 May 2003
New products extend to more users the productivity, mobility
and
business resilience benefits of integrated voice, video and data
system
Dubai, UAE — Cisco Systems, Inc. today announced
a robust and cost-effective set of new Internet Protocol (IP) telephony
products and enhancements that extend the reach and benefits of
its IP Communications system to a wider range of users in both small
and large organizations.
The new products enhance productivity and allow greater mobility
in the workplace while also improving business resilience. Today’s
announcement features three new IP phones, the Cisco® Wireless
IP Phone 7920, the Cisco IP Phone 7912G and the Cisco IP Phone 7902G,
as well as new enhancements to IP-based hardware and software.
The easy-to-use Cisco 7920 provides employees in hospitals, warehouses,
retail stores, universities and other highly mobile work environments
with reliable access to Cisco IP Communications systems, anywhere
in the workplace at anytime.
The phone operates seamlessly over intelligent IP network infrastructure
with Cisco Aironet® Series IEEE 802.11b compliant wireless access
points.
The new Cisco IP Phone 7902G and Cisco IP Phone 7912G join the
Cisco IP Phone 7905G as the entry-level models in the broad Cisco
IP phone portfolio.
With a list price similar to that of traditional digital telephones,
the new feature-rich IP phones extend the productivity and mobility
benefits of Cisco IP Communications to a broader range of users.
Cisco IP Communications benefits now reach deeper into large businesses
and cover small and branch offices as well.
Conveniently, the Cisco 7902G and the 7912G deliver the same in-line
power and automatic configuration features as the entire portfolio
of Cisco IP phones.
“The business case for implementing a Cisco IP Communications
system is increasingly driven by measurable gains in end-user productivity,”
said Don Proctor, vice president and general manager for the Cisco
Voice Technology Group. “Investments that increase the productivity
of end users have a more compelling ROI than investments that only
focus on IT support costs. If an enterprise makes an investment
that increases the productivity of 5,000 end users by only 2 percent,
that is like adding 100 more people to your staff.”
For more information see www.cisco.com/me.
Posted by Richard Price,
Editor Pipeline Magazine
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