An application that provides a single network-based access point from which users can manage all information and message types, using any number and variety of access devices (PC, web browser, phone, etc.), from anywhere, and regardless of connection path (LAN, Internet, telephone). Unified messaging solutions seamlessly integrate voice mail, e-mail, and fax in a single e-mail inbox on one server. From a central digital store, all of these message types are accessible via multiple devices and interfaces with a consistent set of features and capabilities.
Unified Messaging (UM) systems provide one centralized mailbox for email, voice and fax messages. All message types can be viewed, replied to, saved or deleted in the same Inbox using a familiar message management system such as Microsoft Outlook or Lotus Notes.
Edit / The integration of e-mail, voice mail, fax, and chat (i.e. Instant Messaging) at the desktop.
Refers to the combining of various types of messaging (such as e-mail, voice-mail, fax and paging) into a single unified suite. Typically unified messaging will allow you to read faxes as e-mail and hear e-mail read to you over the phone as if it was voice mail.
Unified messaging provides a single mailbox to handle e-mail, fax, and voice messages. Users can check e-mail over the phone (a computer-generated voice reads the message to you) or voice messages by e-mail (in the form of audio attachments). Faxes can be printed from a PC.
Software technology that allows carriers and Internet service providers to manage customer e-mail, voice and fax messages from any phone, PC or information device.
Unified messaging and unified messaging services, provide a single point of access for all messages, including voice, email and fax communications.
a service that stores all of your wireless voice, email and fax messages in one mailbox.
The integration of many message streams, such as e-mail, fax, voice and video, into a single location.
Unified messaging (sometimes referred to as the unified messaging system or UMS) is the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone. The PC user can open and play back voice messages, assuming their PC has multimedia capabilities. Fax images can be saved or printed.
A messaging system in which all types of messages can be managed from the same Inbox. V-Z
A system that allows voice mail, e-mail, and faxes to be received, stored, and retrieved from a common system using various interfaces, including a phone, fax machine, or computer.
Provides one centralised in-box for all voice, email and fax messages. All message types can be managed using familiar packages such as Microsoft Outlook or Lotus Notes.
A single point of access to all messages, including voice, e-mail and fax communications. By having all messages stored in one location rather than three separate ones, users can better control and manage their communications.
the ability of an IP-PBX to handle fax, e-mail, and instant messages.
Unified messaging, also known as unified messaging systems and UMS, enables a user to access voice, fax, and text messages via one single email or telephone account.
The technology used to place all messages from whatever source into one message box, including e-mails, voice mails, faxes, and web requests.
Bringing together different forms of messaging such as voice, fax or email for access via a PC.
the consolidation and integration of various messaging technologies, such as voice mail, faxes and e-mail messages, in a single location.
A service that provides a single, integrated in-box for multiple kinds of messages (for example, voicemail, e-mail, fax, video clips). The user can access the in-box via multiple devices (mobile phone, PC) and multiple communications technologies
either computer-based or phone-based systems that give the user access to voice mail, e-mail and faxes through a single interface. Computer-based unified messaging systems display e-mail and faxes on screen and play voice mail back through the speaker. Phone-based systems convert all text messages to speech and deliver them to a cell phone or desk phone.
Provides customers with an integrated voicemail, email and fax system. Customers can retrieve their messages, emails and faxes either online through a provided URL or via their wireless handset. Also known as all in one service.
Unified Messaging (or UM) is the integration of different streams of messages (e-mail, Fax, voice, video, etc.) into a single in-box, accessible from a variety of different devices. It differs from simple multimedia email in that UM systems typically try to integrate telephone-based voicemail as well, and to make the UM mailbox accessible from a conventional or cellular phone.