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IP telephones - Any good?	by hieraco	2007-05-09 09:09:30
Home use? I only know about office ones.	by AndyA	2007-05-09 09:14:25
Hmm? How are they 10 years behind?	by hadji	2007-05-09 09:20:55
Maybe it's just the Cisco junk we have.	by AndyA	2007-05-09 09:32:37
We must have had a crappy PBX system, then.	by hadji	2007-05-09 10:48:56
That is always a possibility.	by AndyA	2007-05-09 11:13:29
Question . . .	by hadji	2007-05-09 11:29:47
On those questions:	by AndyA	2007-05-09 12:05:29
Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. and Yes. At least they could in 2000 so I assume they still can. I could even have 8 internal speed dials on my phone on keys with built in LEDs. If that person was busy the LED would light up. Since the LEDs were 3 colour you could also if someone was logged in or not on that phone (very popular with call centres). This all worked even if the people were in a different office 50 miles away connected to a different physical PBX. Operators or receptionists could get an extension to the phone which gave them 50 more keys like that. Dragging and dropping a call is nice for some one who does that full time but some offices use the assistants / admins as backup operators in case there is a sudden rush of calls or people in reception. They don't want to have an application up on their computer all the time and so being able to see at a glance who within a given group is available is very handy in that situation. It also crashed slightly less than a windows PC ;-)
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That's pretty cool, then. :-)	by hadji	2007-05-09 12:08:34
Working on that did tend to ruin other systems for	by AndyA	2007-05-09 12:18:20

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