VOIP in the Enterprise: Can CIOs Take It to the Bank?
Technology can weave into the enterprise tapestry by way of choice or by necessity, as businesses face the prospect of either joining the next generation
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Technology can weave into the enterprise tapestry by way of choice or by necessity, as businesses face the prospect of either joining the next generation
Traditional circuit-switching networks are onthe way out, and IP telephony is on its way in. But are companies—or the technology itself—ready for the next generation
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