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Liberty Hardware Switches to VoIP, Saves Over $211,000 in First Year Alone

Overview When Liberty Hardware embarked on an initiative late in 2004 to improve internal communications between all of its worldwide locations, it decided a Voice over IP phone system was the way to go. After thoroughly researching VoIP solutions from Avaya, Cisco, and ShoreTel, Liberty selected the ShoreTel system for its ease of administration, cost-effectiveness, and architectural flexibility. Download this eye-opening case study to read about the business benefits that Liberty is realizing through its ShoreTel VoIP deployment, including tremendous cost savings, enhanced productivity, and improved customer service.

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Publisher	Shoretel	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2006	Downloads	8
Format	Case Studies
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