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The Essential Guide to SIP Trunking- Part 1

Comtex Inc. / October 23, 2009

A SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) trunk is a service that allows businesses with an installed PBX to use real-time communications including VoIP. By connecting a SIP trunk to an internal traditional PSTN (public switched telephone network) phone system, companies can communicate over IP outside the enterprise. In addition, companies can replace traditional fixed PSTN lines with an IP phone system connected externally through an SIP-trunking service, thereby creating a single conduit for multimedia components including voice, video and data.

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A Look At How VoIP PBX Works

Comtex Inc. / September 14, 2009

It’s not a surprise that Voice-over-Internet-Protocol (VoIP) has become a great asset to many people around the world.

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The Essential Guide to VoIP and E911

Comtex Inc. / September 11, 2009

E911 (enhanced 911) is a technology that’s designed to give ordinary landline telephones the ability to transmit critical location data quickly and transparently, as well as to provide accurate emergency-calling capabilities to nontraditional-telephony devices such as mobile and VoIP phones.

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SAMSUNG AND VOXITAS BRING SIP TRUNKING TO OFFICESERV 7000 SERIES

Comtex Inc. / September 8, 2009

Richardson, TX and St. Louis, MO – Samsung Business Communication Systems (BCS) and Voxitas announced a joint marketing agreement that combines the Samsung OfficeServ 7000 Series of converged telecommunications platforms with Voxitas SIP trunking services to provide small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with cost-effective, Internet-based, telephony solutions.

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Introducing MOBEX, OfficeServ Connect and Hot Desking

Comtex Inc. / September 1, 2009

Samsung does it again with the introduction of some additional features necessary in today’s mobile office keeping employees reachable and accessible. Mobile Extension, Cell Phone Connect and Hot Desking are

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PBX Tips and Tricks to Optimize your Business Phone System- Part 1

Comtex Inc. / August 21, 2009

For those of us around in the mid-1970’s, the idea of a telephone switchboard may be forever tainted by the Saturday Night Live skit where Lily Tomlin, as a switchboard operator, randomly disconnects calls and infamously declares, “We don’t care, we don’t have to…we’re the phone company.”

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THE VOIP GATEWAY: RELIABLE AND CRITICAL TOOL

Comtex Inc. / August 17, 2009

Regardless of whether you are establishing VoIP telephony for your home or your business, the VoIP gateway is an essential element in making sure you are able to send and receive calls via IP

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Mitel Call Recording Software By VPI Helps You To Identify And Address Business Issues

Comtex Inc. / August 10, 2009

In recent years, organizations using Mitel call recording software have begun to recognize the importance of the contact center as a significant source of business intelligence.

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Ip Security Surveillance

Comtex Inc. / July 29, 2009

Video technology will greatly reduce the number of video displays required to monitor large scale systems, the number of personnel required to monitor the displays, and the server or recorder capacities needed to record all pertinent action in real-time at full frame rates. These are all contributing factors to further reducing the total cost of ownership for networked systems and incentives

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Choosing Analog Or IP Camera Systems For Video Surveillance (CCTV)

Comtex Inc. / July 24, 2009

The discussion among security and surveillance video manufacturers, systems integrators, and end-users about the relative advantages and indications for different kinds of video installations is easy to oversimplify.