July 18, 2009 by Christian Gilby

Agito for Google Voice

I read an interesting article from Michael Morisy at SearchUnifiedCommunications.com which describes the Google Voice application for BlackBerry that was released this week.  Google Voice provides single number reach for personal use to ring your mobile and home phones, as Agito RoamAnywhere does for enterprise use. Where Agito differs is that we have focused on the enterprise requirements and thus provide integration wiith the enterprise PBX and UC infrastructure along with enabling VoWLAN and seamless sub-100ms WiFi to/from Cellular handover.

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One of the observations that Michael made and we also see is that Google Voice doesn’t support Voice over WiFi that Agito does support.  One of the interesting benefits of Agito for Google Voice is that if a customer has deployed Agito RoamAnywhere then when  calls are made through Google Voice on the BlackBerry is that we are able to co-exist and automatically route those calls as VoIP over the enterprise WiFi thus eliminating the need for use of cellular minutes when in a WiFi area. огромные сиськи в мире

Check out the brief demo video below that shows an example of me placing a call with the Google Voice Application and it being automatically routed with VoIP over WLAN.

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Learn more about Agito for BlackBerry and how it can help your enterprise (and enable VoWLAN for your Google Voice).

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Cheers,

Christian

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