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IP PBX

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IP PBX
(Internet Protocol Private Branch eXchange) A telephone switch that supports voice over IP (VoIP). IP PBXs convert IP phone calls into traditional circuit-switched TDM connections for the PSTN. They also support traditional analog and digital telephones, allowing enterprises to migrate slowly to an all-IP telephony environment. See IP telephony and PBX.

IP PBXs and TDM PBXs
This illustration contrasts a traditional PBX and an IP PBX that serves IP phones only. In practice, IP PBXs also support legacy telephones.


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lt;p>According to a report issued by Synergy Research Group, in EMEA, Siemens leads with 26 percent of the IP PBX revenue market share while its closest competitors only earned 18 and 17 percent market share.
The migration from legacy TDM-based PBXs to IP PBX platforms has been underway in the corporate world for some time, but many companies have yet to make the move.
This plug-and-play platform is compatible with any existing TDM or IP PBX phone system.
 
 
 
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