Enterprise Alert supports parallel voice calls for example for group calls or conference bridges. In Enterprise Alert 2016 there is no longer a license restriction on the number of voice lines. That means you can use as many lines for parallel voice calls as allowed by hardware and network. However, there are still the settings
Enterprise Alert using the Unified Communications Managed API of Microsoft for its Skype for Business / Lync module. We recently experienced some misbehavior and crashes here. Therefore, we highly recommend installing the following Microsoft hotfix if you use Enterprise Alert in conjunction with Skype for Business or Lync. Unified Communications Managed API 2.0 Redist (64
Enterprise Alert provides the functionality for users to switch their personal alerts on or off. If the alerts are switched off, the user will no longer receive alert notifications. This functionality might be useful during vacations or when there is a temporary alert flood you would like to pause for a while. As an administrator,
Enterprise Alert 2016 comes with a bunch of great new functionalities, e.g. new mobile apps, plug & play integration with Microsoft Operations Management Suite and HP Operations Manager i, etc. You can find a complete list of new features in the What’s New document at the link below: https://www.yammer.com/derdackusergroup/#/files/45901365 Also, in the following launch video
When it comes to SMS text messaging Enterprise Alert supports several options: Have a direct connection (or direct connections) to the SMSC (or SMSC’s) of the mobile operator Have a connection to an SMS service provider / SMS aggregator Use one or more GSM modems A combination of the above methods is possible in order
Enterprise Alert is a crucial part of the corporate infrastructure. People rely on critical alerts in order to take according action or in order to prevent disasters. Therefore, it is essential that Enterprise Alert is highly available and thus able to send out alerts even if other systems are not working properly anymore. One customer