The Mitel MiVoice Business phone system (formerly the Mitel 3300) is designed to meet the needs of businesses from 5 to 65,000 users, whether they have a single site or multi-site networks that span the globe.
The family of Mitel Business Controllers provides the flexibility to deploy the Mitel MiVoice Business software in many environments – as a full IP-PBX with all services, trunks, and legacy connections integrated; as a media gateway for larger networks; or as a connection to legacy services for those choosing to run the MiVoice Business software on Industry Standard Servers, or as the enterprise edge for centralized networks that require survivable solutions for their remote sites.
Dynamic Extension allows users to select up to eight different devices or numbers to act as their answer point. By grouping multiple devices together under the same user number, all of their phone numbers are effectively collapsed into one, so callers can reach users regardless of which number they call.
Hot Desking which enables employees to log onto any designated phone, located at any location, even outside of the business offices. All calls are routed to the device they are logged into so callers can always reach them by dialing their office extension.
Employees have anywhere, anytime access to messages with an integrated, fully-featured voice mail system, Unified Messaging, and an automated attendant.
Distributed, centralized, and public cloud – you can choose your deployment strategy. In addition, virtual deployment allows you to take advantage of the business continuity services available through VMware.
An administrator can administer a multi-platform MiVoice Business solution from their web browser as if it was a single platform solution. System changes are automatically synchronized across the solution, and management control and tasks can be delegated across the organization, rather than relying on a centralized point.
MiVoice Business operates across any LAN/WAN infrastructure, coupled with embedded native support for standards-based networking such as SIP, Q.SIG, and DPNSS, offering businesses the ability to protect existing investments irrespective of legacy PBX, while delivering all the advantages of a converged infrastructure.