Systems Integration White Papers
Analyzing Total Cost of Ownership for Internal vs. Hosted Fax Services
Overview
IT executives are under constant pressure to do more with less. While they have addressed costs in most technology areas over the past few years, one area of potential savings that is often overlooked is sending and receiving faxes. In most cases this is because faxes are not really considered to be an IT asset in the traditional sense, and they are viewed as a minor contributor to the overall business. This is the case despite research showing fax use in business continues to increase year over year.
Download this Robert Frances Group white paper to learn more about total cost of ownership for internal fax vs. hosted fax services; and how the right choice can impact the bottom line.
| Publisher | MyFax | File Format | |
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| Date Published | March 2009 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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