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Dell Chooses Fonality
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interesting. Too bad Dell lost any credibility with me and my business last year when they sold me quite possibly the worst computer ever. Then didn't take responsibility for it.
They should stick to what they know, PC's for the masses. Leave the phone systems to companies that know PBX's.