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RIP Moderator-Mitel, Panasonic
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Dang, I am so PROUD of this thread! I don't recall who made the statement a dozen or more posts back, but he's got the 'hot setup' in my opinion. "combination of TDM and VOIP is best".
When I was young, I was Liberal. As I aged and wised up, I became Conservative. Now that I'm old, I have settled on Curmudgeon.
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This is a great thread Lightning.
Lots of excellent points have been made here for both sides. There is no right answer.
I think it really comes down to where your expertise lies and the particular application. Obviously my expertise is in networking and IP.
A few important points for me that I don't think has been expressed here are vendor lock-in and common infrastructure and skills sets.
SIP to the desktop is one way to avoid vendor lock-in with the bonus of mobility inside and outside of our facilities.
Common wired and wireless infrastructure to service wired and wireless PC and telephony devices has a lot of benefit but...that single infrastructure has to be rock solid. Since the data side of my job requires that it is already there for the voice.
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IP therefore I am
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Yes, to answer someone's question directed at another person, I do as a matter of fact use vinyl LPs and 45s. THough they do not have the dynamic range of a CD, they are actualy very natural sounding, compared to the 16 bit digital recordings on CDs and WAY better than MP3 audio.
Heck, I still use a Teletype (cap T) to print news feeds.
But then, I also have a 1A2 system that I am restoring, and will use that in my home as well.
No, I do not reject computers or networking. I will install a network as well. I simply will not use it to talk on. I will use a POTS line and analog telephony equipment from the days when phones were phones and men (and women) knew the difference between plastic junk and the real thing... (-:
Real comms took 200lb teletypes, hand keys, sounders, operators and cranked phones!
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