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RIM buys enterprise mobile VoIP specialist, Ascendent
Stuart Corner
Sunday, 12 March 2006 15:27
Ascendent, already a member of the BlackBerry ISV alliance program, makes the Ascendent Voice Mobility Suite, standards-based software that augments existing PABX and IP-PABX systems.
According to RIM, Ascendent's solution is aimed at enterprises with heterogeneous telephony environments and customers that also deploy BlackBerry.
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