InVox launches cloud-based voice service

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We had a chance to see a demo of the beta version via Web conference in advance of the show, and watched as the voice system was easily and quickly configured by the user through a drag-and-drop user interface. Read full story Related News: AT&T Responds to iPhone MMS Irritation AT&T's been catching a lot of flak since announcing its delayed launch of MMS support for the iPhone this week. In addition to missing its original (and self-set) "late summer" deadline for introducing the multimedia messaging service, the company has neglected to provide any update on the status of tethering -- another long-demanded feature made available by the iPhone 3.0 update but not yet offered to AT&T customers. Outsourcing UC management Organizations increasingly view UC as a way to enable both improved internal productivity and richer customer interactions. 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