AVST: Redesigning Communication Infrastructure for the Digital Future

Each of us is now electronically connected to the globe,” says Dan Brown. The connectivity is getting denser with intensified tech-trends. Today, advanced cloud-based Unified Communications (UC) services providers are helping the companies with smart, comprehensive solutions for browser-based video conferencing and the use of mobile devices to let employees join online meetings. Headquartered in Orange Country, CA, AVST is a developer of secure, reliable, feature-rich and scalable “enterprise-class” software-based UC solutions for businesses of diverse sizes. “Our aim is to develop communication solutions that transform the productivity of individuals, teams, and businesses, while leveraging the value of their existing and evolving IT infrastructure,” says Hardy Myers, President, CEO, AVST.

AVST has a wide spectrum of products to meet the critical communication requirements of varied customers. The company’s flagship product, CX-E, an interoperable UC platform that works with the existing mecha¬ism, helps the extant, call control solutions email systems, mo¬bile devices, presence engines and data infrastructure to work in a perfect harmony. The company’s solutions allow users to unify messaging to multiple emailing systems, to integrate emails, voicemails and fax into a one window shop and voicemails-to-test services. “CX-E is the most flexible unified messaging solution as it supports all four of the popular unified messaging architecture types—server-based unified messaging, client-based unified messaging, secure and simplified unified messaging,” states Myers. These smart, fast and comprehensive solutions are offering a bridge to the digital future.

For instance, in the recent past, Lane Council of Governments (LCOG), an association of local governments in Lane County wanted to digitize their communication programs. One of the Council's recent charters was to assist in coordinating a streamlined and reliable voice mail and call processing system. A key priority for the LCOG has been to replace its legacy voice messaging systems with a next-generation communications platform that will support the needs of the organization and its 6,000+ users.