Andrea,
Thinking back to your question, Andrea, I'm really wondering whether or not
software solutions like FOP could or would ever scale to serve, for example,
a 200 seats, full time receptionist.
Obviously, software is flexible and with a suitable keyboard and a smart
software-hardware integration, it seems technically achievable to provide in
the long run, a descent receptionist solution.
But I think drivers to make this happen are simply missing.
Some companies sell headphones, others sell monitors, other sell telephony
solutions but I'm not aware of any company getting a large share of its
revenues from receptionists.
So, my opinion is that no one is really investing time and money to design
Asterisk or multivendor receptionist tools or products.
Regards
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I am sorry, but I don't understand the answer.
At least in Italy Human resources department doesn't undertand a bit about
Hardware supported by asterisk.
We are moving a medium factory from a traditional pbx to an asterisk
solution.
The Human operator now has a kind of hardware.
I would like to know which new kind of hardware he'll have.
The software solution provided by FOP, as said by Bartosz Piec, is not
bad,
but I think that a kind of hw device like the ones that
are usually present at the operator seat could be better.
I will check the solution suggested by "Olivier Krief"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (thank you very much !)
Andrea
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I think this question can only be answered by Human Resources department.
On 3/1/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to know which kind of solutions are available, both software
and hardware, for human operator in an asterisk environment.
The operator should be able to provide the basic standard operation, like
to transfer calls and to see if the extensions are busy or not and so on.
Thanks in advance,
Andrea
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