Esnatech Releases Office-LinX 8.5 For Cloud-enabled Enterprises

Esnatech, a leader in integrated unified communications, today announced the release of version 8.5 of Office-LinX, the award-winning, unified communications platform that enables enterprises to integrate UC with cloud-based technologies just as Google(TM) Apps, VMware(R) Zimbra , Salesforce.com, and Microsoft(R) BPOS/365.

The latest high availability version of Office-LinX supports full virtualization of its voice clusters with VMware vSphere support. With Office-LinX 8.5, organizations have the ability to distribute the application and resources over multiple virtual servers connected to a single or distributed telephony infrastructure. This ensures both uptime and real-time synchronization of mission critical communications infrastructure.

Esnatech was the first UC solutions provider to offer high availability in Office-LinX version 7.1. Office-LinX 8.5 provides the industry’s only high availability infrastructure in which every UC node across the network is replicated in real-time within an organization’s existing VmWare infrastructure, enabling enterprises to consolidate all their voice applications to a central, distributed license.

Office-LinX is optimized to work in mixed, distributed environments integrating with multiple on- and off-premise telecommunications technologies and cloud-based applications and infrastructure.

“We continue to enhance our Office-LinX platform, ensuring that new, high-value features and functionality are added on a regular basis.” said Mohammad Nezarati, CEO of Esnatech. “The incredible scalability of version 8.5 ensures enterprise of all sizes can take advantage of advanced UC capability and deliver it across virtually any configuration of telecommunication and network systems.”

About Office-LinX Office-LinX is a multi-OS, integrated, unified communications software platform that delivers rich presence, mobility and messaging. Office-LinX is tightly integrated with all major PBXs and VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) services and all major mobile operating systems including RIM BlackBerry, Apple iOS, Google Android, Windows Mobile and Symbian devices. It can be deployed as a standalone UC solution or as an integrated application that leverages existing PBXs and messaging solutions.