The focus of this article is Business Central from Sutus, but the article also references similar products from Allworx and Critical Links.
"Do you dream of giving Microsoft, Cisco, Avaya, Nortel, Symantec and all the rest of the pain-in-the-you-know-what techno giants the old heave ho? Well, potentially, now you can by entering the emerging world of small-business appliances that stuff computing and telephony into a single box.
All-in-ones combine the once-uncombinable--technologies like phone servers, file servers, file walls, routers and Web servers--into a single digital device that fits on any shelf. They're not exactly cheap; units start in the $2,000 range. But they are far cheaper than the business technologies bought separately. And all-in-ones can be self-installed, easy to customize and powerful enough to support an entire small business's techno-infrastructure."
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