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Elka Popova
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PUBLISHED: Feb 05 2010


INTRODUCTION
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Danny Hayasaka
Danny Hayasaka answered on July 20, 2010
Which ever platform you choose, don't forget about the headsets. It's important that if you spend the money on a new system that you don't scrimp on the device (headset, phone ... read more >
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Michael Dortch asked on Aug. 4, 2010
Google Wave washes out: communications TOO unified?
Andrew Baker answered on Aug. 29, 2010
Michael, I think the problem was that it was not clear how Google Wave would replace any of the technologies that people already do using different -- but more stable -- tool ... read more >
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Jonathan Gael asked on July 29, 2010
How to measure the increased business risk of VoIP vs Landline?
Joe Nemastil answered on Aug. 20, 2010
The source article appears to make the assumption that because it's VoIP, it's exposed to all of the perils that hackers and other miscreants on the Internet present. However ... read more >
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