Alliant DataTel to Provide New Structured Cabling for Historic Music Venue - Tabernacle Atlanta

Daycom Systems has been a premier provider of practical and effective communications solutions since 1992. Headquartered in San Diego and with offices in regional markets across the US, the company brings together leading communications experts, world-class products, and the creativity and expertise to create, implement, and manage telecommunications and communications solutions for medium to large businesses nationwide.   Daycom and Alliant will partner soon to provide new structured cabling for the Tabernacle, a 100 year old building across from Olympic Centinental Park in downtown Atlanta.

Two New Companies Moving to Atlanta Select Alliant DataTel for Their IT Needs        Alliant DataTel recently completed Cat 6 plenum cabling and a Zultys MX250 IP-PBX (shown above) for Techrizon; a Stanley Co.  Techrizon opened an Atlanta office on Peachtree Street on the outskirts of Buckhead.                 Headquartered in Lawton, Oklahoma, Techrizon, LLC provides its customers with over 3 decades of experience in all aspects of the computer software industry. With a staff of nearly 300 professionals led by seasoned executives, Techrizon offers hundreds of years of combined employee experience to overcome the most demanding challenges of our customers. Techrizon has developed nearly 300 major versions and revisions of fire support systems software for the Software Engineering Center, Fire Support Software Engineering (SEC, FSSE) located at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma. For over 3 decades, we have been providing testing and fielding services, as well as training development support, for each of these systems.      Quova gives online businesses the ability to determine the geographic location of their Web visitors. The company offers the most comprehensive, deeply researched and reliable location data available today — without compromising individual privacy. Thousands of online businesses use Quova’s Internet geolocation data services to detect and prevent fraud, ensure regulatory compliance, manage digital content rights distribution, and localize ads and web content. The company’s customer base includes the top three search engine sites, Major League Baseball Advanced Media, the BBC, Ladbroke’s and Cisco Systems.  Quova selected a Zultys MX30 IP-PBX for their new Cobb Co. sales office.  They also plan on a Zultys MX30 for a new Boston office.  The MX30 is a powerful system that enables multimedia communications for all workers in a small office. By integrating the functions of many devices into a compact box, the MX30 simplifies the VoIP network of any deployment. As well as being a comprehensive solution, the MX30 is easy to install, use, and maintain. The MX30 is designed specifically to connect Internet Telephony service providers (ITSPs) using SIP. This allows customers to realize the full benefits of VoIP and save money because of the superior rates offered by ITSPs.

Zultys Introduces TAPI for MX30 and MX250 SIP-based Systems Zultys Technologies, designer and developer of IP-based communications products, announces a Telephony Application Programming Interface (TAPI) for its SIP-based MX30 and MX250 Media Exchange systems that target small to mid-size businesses and the lower-end of the large enterprise telephony market. TAPI is a Microsoft Windows API which provides computer telephony integration and enables PC's running Microsoft Windows to control telephony functions such as establishing, answering and terminating telephone calls.  With TAPI, customers can integrate business applications, such as a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) application that can automatically retrieve a caller's contact information (based on Caller ID) and present this data to a call center agent. With this screen pop information, an agent can handle the request more efficiently for better customer service. In 2006, Zultys Technologies became a sister company of Telrad Connegy a 50 year old business. With this fresh start and positive feedback from resellers, Zultys continues to improve its MX IP PBX product line and foster reseller and distributor relations. In 2007, Zultys announced several developments, including two software releases that add T1/E1 support (MX-30), music on hold and queue announcements, call recording options and more. A partnership with BandTel for SIP trunking services and a new distributor in the U.S., Computer Telephony Distributing, were also announced, as well as a Global Pricing Strategy – a streamlined pricing scheme that makes it easier for channel partners to put together a customer quote. Many licenses are now included in the base system cost as is the maximum 400 hours of voicemail storage (previously sold incrementally). Zultys offers a line of SIP telephones and the scalable MX IP PBX systems: MX30 Media Exchange (to 30 users) and MX250 Media Exchange (10 to 250 users). Additional capacity and redundancy can be achieved by clustering units. Multiple MX250 system can be clustered together to support up to 1,000 users at a single site. And, multiple systems can be seamlessly linked or "grouped" for a single virtual IP-PBX across 32 sites and 10,000 users. Zultys notes that survivability and ease of use makes the MX systems well-suited for multi-site deployments and remote workers.  Financial services industries such as banks, real estate and insurance companies, sales organizations and educational institutions are among industries currently deploying Zultys systems.