I was reading yet another article today from David Sims, this one focusing on VoIP security. It is quite good and I also saw that it is running on TMCnet’s Call Center Mexico channel. I was not aware this channel even existed but am pretty excited to see TMCnet addressing the needs of the Mexican communications community.
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