Unison has launched a VMware appliance version of its
Linux-based unified communications software, Unison. The Unison Virtual
Appliance means that companies can deploy a complete unified communications
solution in minutes.
The virtual appliance includes a preconfigured Linux server
with Unison Server already installed. This allows IT professionals to try the
Unison beta with no cost and minimal setup time, by simply downloading and
playing the virtual machine.
Currently in beta until the third quarter of 2008, Unison
gives small and medium businesses (SMBs) an alternative to the costly and
non-unified telephone and email systems they have had to use until now. By
integrating telephony, email, IM and groupware into one single Linux unified
communications server, Unison Server, it increases a company's productivity,
while also reducing IT costs.
"The Unison Virtual Appliance is a great way to test
Unison," said Igor Balk, Unison Technologies CTO. "It will let
thousands more IT people see why Unison is superior to the over-complex unified
communications offerings on the market today."
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Unison has launched a VMware appliance version of its
Linux-based unified communications software, Unison. The Unison Virtual
Appliance means that companies can deploy a complete unified communications
solution in minutes. 
