B Glossary : Telephony, VoIP and other terms
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Bluetooth is a frequency-hopping technology in the 2.4 GHz frequency spectrum, with a range of up to 30 feet and up to 11Mbps raw data throughput. Handsets which offer a Bluetooth option include:
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The business phone system, which is the backbone of a firm’s telecommunications network, is changing. An IP telephony system integrates with computer applications resulting in call management assets that greatly improve call handling and messaging, enabling superior customer service. Examples include
Telephone soutions which use VoIP include: |
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| BRI | BRI - Basic Rate Interface BRI is a type of access interface to ISDN. There are several kinds of access interfaces to ISDN defined as basic rate interface (BRI), primary rate interface (PRI) and broadband ISDN (B-ISDN). BRI is a low capacity service intended for residential and small business applications. PRI is the high capacity service. PRI was developed specifically for industrial or high capacity users. The BRI ISDN service is commonly installed for residential or small business service in many countries. |
In computer and technology terminology, "production grade" or "business grade" are phrases that are used to describe more robust and rugged hardware and software that is designed for intensive business and enterprise environments. This is in contrast to consumer grade equipment, which is designed to be used less frequently, is less robust and which often does not offer the range of functionality or features found in a business or production grade solution. KIRK mobility solutions are business grade solutions which out perform the consumer grade DECT or wireless handsets designed for use in the home. More information |
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