Aug 31 2008 8:19PM GMT
Posted by: Tony Bradley
HP, Unified Communications, UC, ResponsePoint, Aastra, ProCurve Alliance
Aastra Joins HP ProCurve Alliance
Posted by: Tony Bradley
HP, Unified Communications, UC, ResponsePoint, Aastra, ProCurve Alliance
Aastra, a global provider of communications equipment, and one of the three vendors supplying hardware for Microsoft’s ResponsePoint communications system, announced that they have joined HP’s ProCurve Alliance. According to an article from mysolutioninfo.com, “partners joining the HP ProCurve Alliance go through a rigorous process that includes technology certification to ensure solution interoperability, simplified deployment and optimised performance. End users can enjoy the confidence that they will be served by a trained, competent and certified channel.”
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