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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 06, 2010
Filed:
Jan. 22, 2004
Behrouz Poustchi, Kanata, CA;
Natalie Ann Gagnon, Carleton Place, CA;
Vineet Seth, Kanata, CA;
Avaya Canada Corp., Halifax, Nova Scotia, CA;
Abstract
In a call transfer of a call there is an original calling network device, an original recipient of the call, and a transferee of the call. Systems, network devices, and methods are provided for delivering local call transfer functionality. Each network device is capable of functioning in the capacity of any one or more of the above three roles, namely, originator, original recipient, and transferee by providing local call transfer functionality. There is no requirement for central processing equipment used to provide local call transfer functionality for transferring calls.
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