Unified comms companies bring US government into the 21st century

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AVST and Collab9 are targeting local, federal and state government
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AVST and Collab9 are targeting local, federal and state government

Momentum limits public sector adoption of new technologies

A newly-announced partnership between two US-based unified communications (UC) companies - Applied Voice & Speech Technologies (AVST) and Collab9 - will target government authorities. AVST and Collab9...

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