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Digium announces two new phone systems

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Digium announces two new phone systems
Digium has announced the general availability of two new Switchvox appliances targeting the IP phone system needs of midsize businesses. The Switchvox 400 Series includes enterprise-class unified communications features, supporting up to 600 users in a single system. The latest products are added to the Digium portfolio that already includes a portfolio of hardware-based and software-based solutions -- along with the Switchvox Cloud a hosted version of the company's phone system that we covered in our newsletter two months ago. Read More


 
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