DON'T RIP AND REPLACE.

That's a perfectly good PBX you're thinking of replacing. So, you're thinking about transitioning to VoIP. You're considering the intimidating reconstruction job that's a large part of ripping and replacing your PBXs. Here's some good news: Software, not hardware, is the future of communications. So as you make your IP telephony plan, you can include a software-based VoIP solution from Microsoft. It avoids expensive forklift replacements of your existing systems and works with your IPBX—and legacy PBX—with software that's compatible with your present infrastructure. Our software-based VoIP solution integrates with Active Directory, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Exchange Server, and your PBX. It maximizes your current PBX investment and gives your company the enterprise IM, VoIP, and conferencing solutions it needs without creating a lot of unnecessary complexity for your IT department. It's big change, without changing it all.

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VoIP=SOFTWARE.

Just add software. Software-based VoIP is the next generation of voice communications. And that's a good thing for you and your end users. Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 provides a streamlined experience that integrates into whatever your users are doing, at their desks or on the road. Office Communicator 2007 integrates with Microsoft Exchange Server and Microsoft Office applications, letting you deliver VoIP, presence, enterprise IM, and Web conferencing with your existing PBX. It also provides the operational control you've always wanted, and can be implemented at a fraction of the time and cost it would take to put in new hardware solutions.

And thanks to the familiarity of a common user interface—whether on a PC, the Web, or a mobile device—Office Communicator 2007 allows your company's users to find and communicate with the right people, right now, without a steep learning curve.

Go beyond talking. Start communicating. It doesn't just end with VoIP. As a matter of fact, that's just the beginning. By extending your PBX infrastructure with scalable software-based VoIP, you can enable your platform to adapt to ongoing communications innovations and changing business needs.