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eOn Communications Corporation and E Tech Communications, Inc. Partner to Offer Advanced Voice and Web-based Communications Systems in Alabama, Florida

 

E Tech to market eOn's eNterprise communications servers and software

 

Memphis, Tenn. and Birmingham, Ala. - October 4, 2000 - eOn Communications Corporation(TM) (NASDAQ: EONC), a leading provider of unified voice, e-mail and Internet communications systems, has announced an expanded partnership with E Tech Communications, Inc. of Birmingham, Alabama and Sunrise, Florida. E Tech will now market, install and service eOn's new eNterprise communications systems including servers, adjunct servers and software such as the eOn Web Center software suite. E Tech will also continue as a dealer for eOn's Millennium® digital switching platform and the eOn Voice Processing System (eVPS) with Unified Messaging.

 

"At E Tech we take pride in providing expert technical solutions for the communications requirements of our clients," said Ernie Daw, president and general manager of E Tech. "With the eNterprise system from eOn, we are offering a powerful and versatile new tool for businesses that rely on both voice and e-mail in serving their customers. In our experience eOn's Millennium line has proven itself to be the most flexible, adaptable communications system on the market for small and medium-sized businesses. Now we have an eOn product designed to meet the increasingly complex demands of our larger clients."

 

Robert R. Cash, vice president and chief marketing officer of eOn, welcomed E Tech to eOn's national network of eNterprise value added resellers (VARs). "E Tech has an outstanding record as a distributor of our Millennium digital switching platform for voice communications," said Cash. "Ernie Daw and his team will now play an important role in eOn's strategy of distributing our eNterprise communications system nationally through a very select group of VARs. Their consulting, problem solving approach and twenty-plus years of experience have equipped them well to work with clients who are seeking business advantages through enhanced communications capabilities."

 

About eOn's eNterprise Communications System

The eOn eNterprise is a next generation private communications exchange (PCX) platform that enables businesses to consolidate and manage voice, e-mail and Web applications in a single unified system. The eNterprise is based on the open standards Linux(TM) operating system and provides the exceptional reliability, flexibility, scalability and interoperability required for the most demanding business applications. The eNterprise combines the best features of conventional PBX, PC-based and IP-based communications systems to provide complete solutions for growing organizations, particularly those that rely on the Web for increasing sales and customer service. eOn also offers advanced tools for routing, tracking and responding to multi-media messages in real time - all seamlessly integrated with the eNterprise.

 

About eOn Communications Corporation

eOn Communications Corporation (www.eoncc.com) designs, develops and markets next-generation Linux-based communications servers and software that integrate and manage voice, e-mail and Internet communications for customer contact centers and general business applications. The Company also offers the Millennium® digital switching platform for small and medium-sized installations. eOn Communications Corporation helps enterprises communicate more effectively with customers, convert inquiries into sales, and increase customer satisfaction and loyalty.

 

About E Tech Communications, Inc.

E Tech Communications, Inc. of Birmingham, Alabama and Sunrise, Florida (www.etechcomm.com) is a provider of comprehensive communications systems and consulting services. E Tech delivers outstanding service, quality products, expert technical solutions, and the benefits of over twenty years of experience in network design and service implementation to its clients in Alabama, Florida, and throughout the Gulf South.

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