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US 2015/0365533 A1Published application
Methods and systems for providing a mobile office phone
AssigneeKool Telecom Ltd.
InventorAndrew Thomas Wells
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Abstract
Methods and systems for providing a mobile office phone are provided herein. In one embodiment a system includes a private branch exchange (PBX), a server configured to integrate user equipment (UE) onto the PBX by attaching a mobile telephone number of the UE as an extension on the PBX, and a session initiation protocol (SIP) server coupled with the server and PBX that allows the UE to place and receive calls and messages over data channels of a network.
Claims20
A method for integrating a user equipment (UE) with a business telephone system, comprising:
- provisioning, by a server, a dialer and messaging application to the UE;
- replacing a native dialer and messaging program on the UE by the dialer and text messaging application, wherein the UE comprises an installed data network enabled subscriber identity module (SIM);
- registering the UE for direct calls and calls from other users on a business telephone system;
- transferring a mobile telephone number associated with the UE to a private branch exchange (PBX);
- and
- attaching the mobile telephone number an extension on the PBX.
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A method, comprising:
- replacing a native cellular service on a user equipment (UE);
- and
- enabling a dialer and messaging application on the UE that allows for calling and messaging services by the UE using only data protocols of an associated wireless network.
A system, comprising:
- a private branch exchange (PBX) which utilizes session initiation protocols;
- a server configured to integrate user equipment (UE) onto the PBX by attaching a mobile telephone number of the UE as an extension on the PBX;
- and
- a session initiation protocol (SIP) server coupled with the server and the PBX that allows the UE to place and receive calls and messages over data channels of a network.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.