NEC’s UNIVERGE SV8500 Communications Servers are now certified with Verizon’s IP Trunking Service.
NEC’s UNIVERGE SV8500 and Verizon IP Trunking, now available in the United States and a number countries in Europe, target medium- and large-sized enterprises seeking to deploy advanced IP features, streamline network management and control operational costs. In addition, by adding NEC’s unified communications (UC) applications enterprises and vertical businesses, such as healthcare, hospitality, education and government, can streamline processes and improve communications efficiency through enhanced collaboration and mobility. http://www.necam.com/entcomm
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