Trademark: AVAYA AURA 1291006
Word
AVAYA AURA
ID
1291006
Trademark Type
Word
Status
Registered: Registered/protected
Application Date
23 March 2009
Registration Date
23 March 2009
Renewal Date
23 March 2029
Owner(s)
Service
Spruson & Ferguson
Goods and Services:
Class 9:
Computer software platform for providing users with uniform access to communication applications; software for creating, delivering, deploying, integrating and managing service, applications and features; software for managing, orchestrating and sequencing sessions, calls or interactions between users, devices or applications; software for managing, deploying, configuring and initialising real time and non real time multimedia communications software; software for managing profiles of users, determining specific access to applications and capabilities, security and control; software for collecting, aggregating and delivering multimodal, multimedia presence and contextual information from multiple sources; software which provides unified communication capabilities, voice, video data, conferencing, messaging, collaboration; software for consolidating the number of physical servers required within a corporate network, and delivering applications in a virtualised manner
Computer software platform for providing users with uniform access to communication applications; software for creating, delivering, deploying, integrating and managing service, applications and features; software for managing, orchestrating and sequencing sessions, calls or interactions between users, devices or applications; software for managing, deploying, configuring and initialising real time and non real time multimedia communications software; software for managing profiles of users, determining specific access to applications and capabilities, security and control; software for collecting, aggregating and delivering multimodal, multimedia presence and contextual information from multiple sources; software which provides unified communication capabilities, voice, video data, conferencing, messaging, collaboration; software for consolidating the number of physical servers required within a corporate network, and delivering applications in a virtualised manner