UK shipments of extension lines will rise 6% in 2005, to 3 mln. IP lines fo IP-enabled PBXs will grow fastest over the forecast period, with shipments of 1 mln lines in 2009 and spending of $169 mln, Gartner reported.
UK shipments of extension lines will rise 6% in 2005, to 3 mln. IP lines fo IP-enabled PBXs will grow fastest over the forecast period, with shipments of 1 mln lines in 2009 and spending of $169 mln, Gartner reported.
Does net neutrality still matter in our post-web world?
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