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...RightFax. LexisNexis: CheckCite, Full Authority. Korbitec Inc.'s GhostFill & Templates. Payne Consulting Group's MetaData Assistant. Avaya Inc.'s Message Minder. Symantec Corp...
...running Windows 2003 Server. OpenText Corp.'s DM5; Workshare Inc.'s Deltaview and Protect; Avaya Inc.'s IP telephony; BlackBerrys; RSA Security Inc.'s...
...We took a close look, though, at those who could: Avaya Inc., Vertical Communications Inc. (née Comdial Corp.), Inter-Tel Business...
...and Office 2003. OpenText Corp.'s DM5; Workshare Inc.'s Workshare Deltaview and Workshare Protect; Avaya Inc.'s IP telephony; Research in Motion Ltd...
...based Avaya Inc. telephone system includes a speakerphone in every set, so it...
...and video capabilities, while avoiding unnecessary redundancies. Our internet protocol-based Avaya Inc. telephone system includes a speakerphone in every set, so it's...
...The $8.2 billion deal to take telecommunications equipment maker Avaya Inc. private raises questions about the future of rival Nortel Networks Inc...
...Cisco Systems Inc., Avaya Inc., ...
...of four vendors: Cisco Systems Inc. (www.cisco.com), Avaya Inc. (...
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