rhack

Avaya has not announced anything yet, but I expect something soon. The begining of this month pricing has been changed for Octel. For "preferred" customers, pricing has gone up 10%, if you are not classified as a preferred customer list pricing has risen a whopping 50%. I think it is a travesty, as I do not feel the ne MM product has established itself yet. I am with a large corporation, and we are continuting to buy Octels, we have not jumped on the MM bandwagon yet. We've probably bought 3 in the past month, and soon will purchase a 350. I wish the Call Pilot met our networking needs so the Octel/MM dilemna would be a non issue.

Anonymous

The eol (end of life ) for some older model octels has been announced by Avaya. The Avaya website has all the latest info.

What a shame that Octel was purchased by avaya, they cant even keep their company name for more than a few years. They had to BUY OUT a company just to keep them from stomping there axx in the voicemail business.

Sad to see them out of production, the revised avaya junk is plain low quality stuff

ToBold

Need help? Contact me. Avaya is trying to sell the MM but is having a hard go of it. The OV250 is a work horse and takes little to keep it going.