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3Com offers a comprehensive portfolio of solutions that let you match your network to your budget and business needs. A wide range of end-to-end network solutions let you seamlessly converge voice, data and video services, as well as wireless and wired communications that make collaboration easier.

 Plug-and-play upgrades let your network affordably adapt to meet evolving business needs to ensure you and your employees always have the tools to work effectively. 3Com voice-ready networks make adding voice applications to your data network exceptionally easy and economical. And 3Com wireless products let you extend collaborative opportunities to hard-to-wire and remote locations—anywhere a Wi-Fi hotspot exists.

Based on its experience of deploying IP telephony systems around the world, 3Com can point to three areas of business activities on which technology can have significant impact:

• Cost control-network convergence reduces cabling costs; use of the "pass-thru" port of 3Com IP phones can minimize Ethernet port counts at the LAN switch. Users handle their own moves, adds, and changes, reducing the expense of service provider visits
• User productivity-workers at home, in branch offices, and at remote operations can fully participate in business activities with four or five-digit extensions and centralized voicemail services
• Customer interactions-customer call completions can increase with advanced IP telephony applications capable of delivering services such as voice mail as e-mail, find me/follow me, interactive voice response, and call announcement-not to mention support over the IP wide area network (WAN) for call center agents distributed across the business 2005 will be a watershed year for the IP telephony industry.

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