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BlackBerry® Mobile Voice System (BlackBerry® MVS) allows enterprise users to easily use their BlackBerry® smartphone as a secure, mobile extension of their desktop phone.*
With BlackBerry MVS, BlackBerry smartphone users can access enterprise desk phone functions directly from the menu interface of the BlackBerry phone application. |
And organizations can securely authenticate BlackBerry smartphone users to the enterprise telephony system (PBX). BlackBerry MVS also gives IT the control to set voice policies that can mandate both incoming and outbound calls made from the BlackBerry smartphone use the enterprise line.
This enables all mobile calls to be logged or recorded for compliance with regulatory or corporate standards.
BlackBerry MVS offers convenience and ease-of-use so that BlackBerry smartphone users can:
- Give out a single phone number that simultaneously rings their desk phone and smartphone
- Place, receive and manage enterprise calls and use desk phone features such as transfer, park and extension dialing on their smartphone
- Make calls from their BlackBerry smartphone that will be identified as originating from their desk phone
- Access voicemail in one consolidated
- Access advanced desk phone functionality easily with the intuitive, menu-driven interface
BlackBerry MVS allows organizations to take advantage of the security features, IT policies and system management functionality provided by the BlackBerry® Enterprise Solution. Organizations can automatically authenticate BlackBerry smartphone users to the PBX, helping to ensure that:
- Only authorized users and devices are accessing the enterprise telephony system
- Calls placed from BlackBerry smartphones can be logged or recorded for compliance with corporate or regulatory requirements.
Integrating wireless services and enterprise telephony systems can allow your organization to create new value from existing enterprise systems, offering productivity enhancements to mobile workers. With BlackBerry MVS, users are free to go where their work takes them.
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