ITXC obtained a General Type 2 telecommunications license from the Japanese Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications, allowing it to deliver international voice services to telecommunications carriers in Japan. ITXC recently opened a sales office in Tokyo and appointed Ryuichi Suguro as Country Manager. Suguro brings ITXC local knowledge and industry experience from Sprint International, Japan Telecom, and International Telecom Japan (ITJ).
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ITXC Gains International VoIP License for Japan
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