Take a look at Spectralink...they have a software solution (SVP -- SpectraLink Voice Priorty) which handles QoS. It is installed on almost all Access Points...
This is a great solution until 802.11e comes along...and SpectraLink is on the committee helping to develop the QoS standard.
Spectralink has had a wi-fi phone for several years, and the company is just about to announce a whole new family of Wi-Fi phones.
SpectraLink is the market share leader (60%+) in the in-building wireless system market. Avaya, a previous competitor, exited the business and now re-sells SpectraLink systems.
Wi-Fi in the enterprise is a growing market, and putting voice over that network makes perfect sense.
The reason SpectraLink has the best solution is because they can seamlessly integrate with any legacy or IP PBX!! This is hard to do and took Spectralink 10+ years to learn. Furthermore, there are 100s of legacy PBX's in the marketplace, and they turnover only 4% a year... To my knowledge Cisco cannot yet do this...Cisco's wi-fi phones will only work with CISCO's IP-PBX.
Take a look at their website for yourself. www.spectralink.com
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Take a look at Spectralink...they have a software solution (SVP -- SpectraLink Voice Priorty) which handles QoS. It is installed on almost all Access Points...
This is a great solution until 802.11e comes along...and SpectraLink is on the committee helping to develop the QoS standard.
Spectralink has had a wi-fi phone for several years, and the company is just about to announce a whole new family of Wi-Fi phones.
SpectraLink is the market share leader (60%+) in the in-building wireless system market. Avaya, a previous competitor, exited the business and now re-sells SpectraLink systems.
Wi-Fi in the enterprise is a growing market, and putting voice over that network makes perfect sense.
The reason SpectraLink has the best solution is because they can seamlessly integrate with any legacy or IP PBX!! This is hard to do and took Spectralink 10+ years to learn. Furthermore, there are 100s of legacy PBX's in the marketplace, and they turnover only 4% a year... To my knowledge Cisco cannot yet do this...Cisco's wi-fi phones will only work with CISCO's IP-PBX.
Take a look at their website for yourself.
www.spectralink.com