Group paging in Call manager

do call manager 5.x or unity has feature in present that enable us to use it for group paging or public address in case of emergencies like evacuation, or any third party integration with Call manager for group paging ?can you please help me out
you assisance will be higly appreciated

Hi Zeeshan,
This feature (Group Paging) is not built-in to any CCM version but is most possible (via IP Phone speaker and Overhead) using these highly rated Third party products;
CDW-Berbee Informacast
http://www.berbee.com/public/berbeesoftware/InformaCast.aspx
IPCelerate
http://www.ipcelerate.com/assets/docs/IPcelerate_ER.pdf
Hope this helps!
Rob

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