Is anyone using Octel prompts instead of Call Pilot prompts in their Call Pilot?
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Posted by David G on March 2, 2006, 7:48 pm
Please log in for more thread options the regular Call Pilot prompts in their Call Pilot? We came from an Octel VM system and are considering using the Octel prompts in our Call Pilot instead. | |||||||||||||
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Posted by gelewis on March 4, 2006, 2:20 am
Please log in for more thread options adapt to the callpilot menu structure quickly. No one has opted to use the alternate choices available. Call a spade a spade and use the callpilot options and in the long run all will be fine. | |||||||||||||
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Posted by GHTROUT on March 4, 2006, 5:15 pm
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gelewis wrote: > David G wrote:
> > I am inquiring if anyone is using the Octel voice prompts instead of
> > the regular Call Pilot prompts in their Call Pilot? We came from an > > Octel VM system and are considering using the Octel prompts in our Call > > Pilot instead. > > > I have done wuite a few callpilots and have found that people really
> adapt to the callpilot menu structure quickly. No one has opted to use > the alternate choices available. Call a spade a spade and use the > callpilot options and in the long run all will be fine. As much as I think Octel's prompting has never been beat (at least the interface I still have memorized from our Octel Aspen system in 1984 or so.), I too would opt for the CallPilup native version only because there will be a day the Octel intereface is discontinued... I think the Nortel interfaces are all idiotic, but they had made up for it stability... and then they went all the way and put it on windows... idiots | |||||||||||||
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Posted by John on March 4, 2006, 11:39 pm
Please log in for more thread options Man to reminesce Octel Branch, Aspen and Maxim 3 weeks in Milpitas for
advanced training got home June 22nd my oldest son was born early a.m. June 23rd.(that'll be 15 years this June) In North Jersey on Octel I was the man in the field. Upgrades man, a Buddy of mine claimed Octel was German for Overtime. Then it was gone. The number of those I worked on mostly integrated with the Avaya G-series switches the companies Singer Kearfot, Hoffman LaRoche, Nabisco, Schering Plough and the list went on. Sorry the mere mention of Octel still brings a tear to my eye. John 807 >
> gelewis wrote: >> David G wrote:
>> > I am inquiring if anyone is using the Octel voice prompts instead of
>> > the regular Call Pilot prompts in their Call Pilot? We came from an >> > Octel VM system and are considering using the Octel prompts in our Call >> > Pilot instead. >> > >> I have done wuite a few callpilots and have found that people really
>> adapt to the callpilot menu structure quickly. No one has opted to use >> the alternate choices available. Call a spade a spade and use the >> callpilot options and in the long run all will be fine. >
> As much as I think Octel's prompting has never been beat (at least the > interface I still have memorized from our Octel Aspen system in 1984 or > so.), I too would opt for the CallPilup native version only because > there will be a day the Octel intereface is discontinued... I think the > Nortel interfaces are all idiotic, but they had made up for it > stability... and then they went all the way and put it on windows... > > idiots > | |||||||||||||
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Posted by GHTROUT on March 9, 2006, 1:49 am
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John wrote: > Man to reminesce Octel Branch, Aspen and Maxim 3 weeks in Milpitas for
> advanced training got home June 22nd my oldest son was born early a.m. June > 23rd.(that'll be 15 years this June) In North Jersey on Octel I was the man > in the field. Upgrades man, a Buddy of mine claimed Octel was German for > Overtime. > Then it was gone. The number of those I worked on mostly integrated with the > Avaya G-series switches the companies Singer Kearfot, Hoffman LaRoche, > Nabisco, Schering Plough and the list went on. Sorry the mere mention of > Octel still brings a tear to my eye. > I've never ben happy with any system since "Easy for you to remember, but hard for others to guess" "Are you still there?? The person who they hired to record all the prompts was Jane Barbe. I own the URL http://www.janebarbe.com/ | |||||||||||||
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> the regular Call Pilot prompts in their Call Pilot? We came from an
> Octel VM system and are considering using the Octel prompts in our Call
> Pilot instead.
>