System and method for integrating an outgoing cellular call as an enterprise call
AssigneeResearch In Motion Limited
InventorsAndrew Allen, Adrian Buckley, Richard George, Brian Oliver, Lap Luu, Dalsu Lee
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AssigneeResearch In Motion Limited
InventorsAndrew Allen, Adrian Buckley, Richard George, Brian Oliver, Lap Luu, Dalsu Lee
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In one embodiment, a network node is operable, responsive to receiving a request from an enterprise user to initiate origination of an outgoing cellular call to a called party, for establishing a first call leg to the enterprise user by sending a circuit-switched call that identifies an enterprise address of the enterprise user as a calling line identity. The network node includes functionality for establishing a second call leg to the called party upon receiving an indication from the enterprise user that the first call leg has been established. The first and second call legs are then patched to establish an end-to-end communications path between the enterprise user and the called party, wherein the enterprise address instead of the non-enterprise address is presented to the called party as a calling line identity with respect to the outgoing cellular call from the enterprise user.
A method, operable on a wireless user equipment (UE) device, for facilitating integration of an outgoing cellular call as an enterprise call, wherein said outgoing cellular call is originated by an enterprise user towards a called party when said enterprise user is attached to an external wide area cellular network via a mobile communications device, said enterprise user having an enterprise address and a non-enterprise address, comprising:
A user equipment (UE) device operable to generate an outgoing cellular call as an enterprise call, wherein said outgoing cellular call is originated by an enterprise user towards a called party when said UE device is attached to an external wide area cellular network, said enterprise user having an enterprise address and a non-enterprise address, comprising:
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