Launches BlackBerry Mobile Voice System

RIM (Research in Motion) has announced plans to make BlackBerry Mobile Voice System 5 (BlackBerry MVS 5) is available in more corporate phone systems and applications-aplikasii. In a press release received by Cellular Online (03/05/2011), RIM BlackBerry MVS5 states utilizing VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) and SIP commensurate platform that allows integration with more previous phone system on the market and extending the capabilities of the Blackberry MVS to an area of ​​unified communications application development. MVS supports mobile-based phone calls or WiFi network, either automatically or manually to make wireless communication between employees at the company more efficient and cost effective.

BlackBerry MVS version 5 to open new opportunities for doing business in a more comfortable and supports flexible work scenarios. As an illustration, via BlackBerry MVS 5 a company's employees can have a BlackBerry for work and personal interests with the two different bills with a clear boundary where the billing companies use temporary MVS number peribadi bills using employees' personal phone number. BlackBerry MVS also be used to build a WiFi network specifically for the BlackBerry in the restricted area, especially for companies that their employees have high mobility in confined areas, such as doctors and nurses at the hospital and hotel staff. Not only that, the MVS can accommodate long-distance communication, for instance when the employee who was in the house can connect with a network of offices utilizing a WiFi network in the vicinity.

As an enterprise solution, the current BlackBerry MVS 5 is available for Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Cisco Call Manager Express, and Mitel Communications Director. Reportedly BlackBerry MVS 5 also soon be available for Avaya Aura ® 6.1, Avaya Communication Server CS1000, Avaya Communications Manager and Nortel Communication Server. BlackBerry MVS 5 has been rearranged to be more developed by third-party applications and telephone systems.