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Ahhhh, another old Rolm tech here too! Started with them in 1981 after tour with Uncle Sam. They were the cream of the suppliers back then. Then came IBM...and Siemens. I made it 22 years before a layoff got me. The Samsung took some time to get used to but it's not bad. Like you said...

I think that I would stay where I'm at for another 3-4 years, give the other product time. If you look at job postings for data and then look at Avaya there is a difference. Add in the call center experience and IP on Avaya, you can get a job if something happens. Big systems like you have...

I haven't worked on much of the Panasonic but is seems to be pretty easy so far. You are 100% correct on the old stuff. I almost rather take a beating...

I have heard that Siemens has some problems with their 4000 product and IP. That said, they have come out with a 8000 product that is a soft switch that seems to be good and easy to manage.

Don't forget about the Samsung product. It can do TDM/VOIP, IP networking to your 5 sites. Their IP phones work very good and are pleasing to look at. Use Adtran products (Cisco language)and the Samsung for a reasonable price for an installation and support after.

You might also check out the Samsung iDCS100. It can do a mixture of both TDM & IP from the same box including networking other systems, has a built in attendant w/voicemail. The after sale purchase of equipment is reasonable also. Also, I would also strongly suggest who ever you go with...

LOL everybody has their own ideas. That's why we have so many choices. I think if you get the right people involved you will have a good system which ever you choose. I do know that Samsung has a very strong IP networking system. Not that I am throwing you under the bus but what are you...

Yep, was typing Samsung..fat fingers and thumbs! LOL Was looking at the site and didn't see that product listed

Anybody working on this product?