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Comparing In-House Fax Servers to Outsourced Messaging Services

Overview Fax servers (network accessible fax machines) promise easier administration and cheaper faxing, but most deployments fail to deliver due to unexpected, ongoing costs and unpredictable capacity needs. Outsourced fax services eliminate the time, effort and cost issues associated with fax servers, while retaining all of the functionality and introducing pay-per-use pricing.

Find out why outsourced messaging services is a logical alternative to in-house fax servers. You can leverage current IT messaging email infrastructure, eliminate costs and outdated technology, integrate with CRM and ERP systems, and free up resources and budget dollars.

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Publisher	MyFax	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	N/A

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