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ILEC, ISP, and ITSP, What It Is And What It Means

After the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILEC) is what the telephone monopoly companies became after deregulation. Prior to this, monopoly companies were the sole providers of phone service, and they owned and controlled the Public Switched Telephone Network infrastructure throughout the US. Afterwards, they were divided into regional companies (ILECs) and […]

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Packet Switched Network

Packet switching is a method of sending information (data) over a network. Before being sent, the data is first divided into chunks (packets), which are sent individually across the network. When they reach the destination, they are reassembled back into the original block of information, and delivered to the user. Here is an analogy to

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New Software Upcoming For Some 911 Calls

    The 911inform solution is the only notification and security management platform that bridges the gap of communication and situational awareness between first responders and on-site personnel of an organization. Identifying the current gaps of legacy E911 communication infrastructure, 911inform provides new innovative NG911 tools to effectively manage and solve emergencies in record-breaking response

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Is Hosted PBX as feature-rich as traditional PBX systems?

Yes, our cloud-based phone systems include features most organizations couldn’t afford with their existing phone system. You now have the ability to manage these great features via our easy-to-use browser-based interface, with no expertise needed. You’ll be able to access carrier-class scalability, and API-extensible apps such as Salesforce.com or Outlook, providing you with a simple

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