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Topic: Do You Know the Right Audio Solution for William?
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AndyN
Wainhouse Research Posts: 345
From: Sarasota FL USA
Since: Jul 2000
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posted 03 November 2003 03:45 PM
   
William James Wilburn writes to Andrew ... quote:
I have contacted several companies in the industry and have not been able to find a solution that makes senses to me. What I need is the ability to conduct multiple audio conferences where users only use regular telephone lines, and the single admin can see a visual display of all the conferences being conducted. Conferences should be able to be formed by programming in call numbers/times in specific sequence going out, or on the fly using a visual representation of all users/conferences occurring at any one time. All conferences must be recorded with date/time reference. Almost all calls will be outbound calls, but the ability to field an incoming call using a toll free number would be helpful. Where can I find such a system? I could also share the use of an existing system …
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asgar
Sr. Member Posts: 71
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Since: Nov 2002
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posted 03 November 2003 09:35 PM
William:
I believe an MGC Audio Bridge from Polycom will do what you want.
Except maybe the point "All conferences must be recorded with date/time reference": im not sure what you are needing? you need to record the whole conference, or only informations about the conferences (CDR)?
Please feel free to sendme an email if you want more details.
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sholland
Member Posts: 1
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Since: Nov 2003
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posted 04 November 2003 06:19 AM
William,
I belive eDial can help you.
http://www.edial.com/audioPresenter.htm AudioPresenter's administrative assistant feature allows admins to see as well as add/drop people from ongoing conferences. We have a recording feature which records the date and time of the conference and allows the conference organizer to send out web links which users can click into to hear the recording. AudioPresenter may make outbound calls on-the-fly or accept inbound calls via access codes. No special equipment (telephones or otherwise) or software downloads are required for any users of the system. Regards,
Shawn Holland
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rhaley
Member Posts: 1
From: Monroeville, PA, USA
Since: Nov 2003
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posted 10 November 2003 12:15 PM
Compunetix, the world's leading developer of audio conferencing bridging technology, has a number of solutions for your set of requirements. We manufacture a family of audio conferencing systems from 24 to nearly 10,000 ports in scope. Our systems have the ability to pre-define a conference dial-out group, and to have those numbers dialed automatically. The systems also have the ability to automatically record each conference and to time/date stamp each conference and each recording. The CONTEX systems also simultaneously support dial-in and dial-out endpoints on the same call. In short, I am sure that we can supply your organization with a cost-effective solution to meet your needs. Feel free to look at our website at www.compunetix.com or e-mail me at rhaley@compunetix.com------------------
Robert Haley
Marketing Manager
Communications Systems Division
Compunetix, Inc.
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