FT. MYERS, Fla., Dec. 28, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — T3 Communications, Inc. (“T3″ or the “Company”) announced today that Mr. Josh Reel has been appointed as President and Chief Executive Officer.  Mr. Reel has 20 years of telecommunications industry experience and has led several telecom companies to market leadership in the communities they serve.  Most recently, Mr. Reel served as President and CEO of NexGen Communications, a Midwest-based competitive local exchange carrier (“CLEC”), and was responsible for initiating and executing NexGen’s vision and business strategy.  Mr. Reel received his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Iowa.  

Steven Jones, Chairman of the Board of Directors stated, “We are delighted to welcome Josh Reel to T3, and we are excited to have a professional with his industry experience running the Company.  Josh has been on the forefront of introducing new telecommunications technologies over his entire career and he is the perfect addition to our team at this stage of the Company’s development.  We believe his directly relevant experience in developing and deploying new telecommunications services as well as his experience in deploying and managing sales forces will enable T3 to continue to provide unsurpassed products and service to our current and future customers.”

Mr. Jones went on to say, “T3 has been highly acclaimed by our customers and in industry circles for introducing many value-added integrated service offerings in our market. We believe that Mr. Reel will continue this tradition of trend-setting innovation at T3.”

Mr. Reel, new President and CEO of T3, had the following to say, “I am excited to join a company with such tremendous employees and loyal customers.  T3 is a market leader in Lee and Collier Counties and is owned and operated by great people who live and serve in the same great communities as our customers.  While other communication companies are moving jobs out of town, we look forward to continuing to provide unparalleled service in our own back yard.  T3 will continue expanding its telecommunications and data services at affordable prices to our customers.  I am looking forward to leading T3 to further success and becoming part of the community.”

The Company also announced today that Mr. Adam Sewall, the Company’s former President and CEO, had resigned to pursue other interests.

About T3 Communications, Inc.

T3 Communications, Inc. is a next generation, facilities-based CLEC serving business customers throughout Southwest Florida. T3′s offers a full range of integrated voice and data, Hosted PBX and colocation services.  For additional information about T3 Communications, Inc., please visit our website at www.t3com.com.

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VoIP service is becoming a major household and business communication tool all over the world. Owing to the affordability and flexibility factor, the service is replacing the traditional methods of telephony, the PSTN. Where traditional methods of telephony restricted one to a particular location, VoIP phone service offers a handy convenience of anywhere, anytime usability.

Axvoice routes phone calls over the Internet using this advanced VoIP technology, instead of the traditional method of call transferring via telephone lines. This service works in the same way as the regular PSTN, however with a difference that calls are charged for three times less than the traditional phone.

Axvoice aims to deliver high quality Internet Phone Service based upon the latest VoIP technology for residential as well as business communication. With a feature-rich service and amazingly low-costing calling plans, Axvoice rules the VoIP industry for being a compliant service. The service plans range from per minute charges to unlimited local and international dialing, keeping at par with the inevitable demands of their potential customers and make resolute efforts to deliver what they advertise.

Customers are facilitated with calls as low as 1.5 c to 40 destinations around the world, including China, India, Germany, New Zealand, and Mexico among others.

Calling Plans Axvoice offers seven different calling plans for residential and business calling needs. Residential calling plans range from as low as $0 to $8.25 for Residential US/Canada, where you can make unlimited calls anywhere in the US and Canada. US/Canada 200 Calling plan costs only $5.99 a month and gives you 200 free minutes of talk time. Pay As You Go is a convenient plan that charges $4.99. Outgoing Only is again a $0 calling service that facilitates customers to pay only for their outgoing calls and pay for the call charges (1.5 c per minute).

Axvoice offers two International calling plans – Residential International that offers calls to 40+ destinations and Residential International Plus allows calls to 50+ destinations.

Small business owners can save on their calling costs by signing up for Small Business Calling Plan and Home Office plan for the entrepreneurs.

Features: Every package plan is inclusive of value-added services and features including call waiting, caller ID, black listing, call forwarding, voice mail and also, free online account service. Among these you are also offered with 25 additional features comprising of call filter, Do Not Disturb, Conference calling, distinctive ring, Find me Follow me, call logs, softphone support etc. If you want to purchase a number from another area code, you can avail the Virtual Number facility (only $3.99 per month) that lets you acquire number belonging to your desired destination and enjoy the ease of making and receiving local calls, whether or not you are in that city.

Axvoice also offers Toll Free Number Option for those who desire to have a universal number within US and Canada. This is a feasible option for business people who want to keep a number where they can be easily reached at any time.

Among other valuable services, Axvoice offers 24/7 technical support and live chat facility, number portability, E-911 facility to make emergency calls and BYOD Support. BYOD or Bring Your Own Device feature lets you use Axvoice internet phone service on any VoIP phone. Axvoice gives you a handy option to use their VoIP service with any VoIP phone they have.

Hosted PBX Service by Axvoice Axvoice also offers hosted VoIP PBX service – a convenient service that any business today strives on. Axvoice ends the hassle of leasing and maintaining heavy-duty phone equipment at your location and also helps you save almost 50-70% on your cost, spent otherwise on traditional systems.

Instead of investing in equipment, spending huge sum of money over maintenance of your PBX system, operational costs and all the associated tasks, simply sign up with Axvoice and avail the cost-saving opportunity to get your hands on a full-fledge VOIP PBX service without maintenance and operational nuisance. Everything is maintained at Axvoice servers; all you need is a ‘yes’ and a ‘subscription’ to avail this expedient service.

To use a service that gives away a supreme quality of service without call intrusions, or disturbances and above all, Axvoice offers a safe mode of making calls is all customers seek for.

Nowadays, when security issues are at higher stake than ever before, making calls without fearing of being tapped is a valuable feature. Axvoice VoIP Service Providers allow their customers to make and receive VOIP phone calls without any security concerns and stay on the phone for hours without facing call interruptions or service failure.

Axvoice offers advanced business phone system for ceaseless and streamlined communication with their business partners, employees, customers and clients, regardless of their location.

With a 24/7 technical support and live chat support, Axvoice offers its customers a service with a smile whenever needed.

Owing to its premium voice services, Axvoice has tens of thousands of subscribers from all over the world and continues to grow every passing minute.

For more information on Axvoice, please visit http://www.axvoice.com.

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Hosted PBX phone solutions are revolutionizing how small and medium-sized business (SMBs) serve their customers, grow their business, and support their employees. Delivering the same enterprise-level, professional phone system capabilities large businesses use at a much lower cost, hosted PBX is helping SMBs save money while putting their customer services on par with much larger organizations.

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(Editor’s Note: This article refers to a video interview shot at ITEXPO West 2010 in Los Angeles, Calif. To view the entire library of videos from other industry shows, Road shows as well as product demos and interviews in our in-house studio, visit the TMCnet Videos home page.)

As the cloud computing market continues to grow, some companies that provide IP communications products and services are finding it makes sense to informally partner or formally merge to strengthen complementary offerings and better provide what customers want.

This fall, Broadvox (News – Alert) and Cypress Communications looked at the markets they serve, and at their cloud ambitions for the coming years, and reached that conclusion that merging makes sense.

Broadvox is a SIP trunking services specialist that serves carriers and SMBs. Its ambitions include expanding into the enterprise market by offering cloud-based services like hosted PBX (News – Alert). Cypress is a unified communications pioneer and provider of hosted communication for SMBs and enterprises.

In a recent TMCnet video interview, Broadvox’s vice president of marketing and sales, David Byrd (News – Alert), talked about the impact of moves like the merger with Cypress, and how cloud computing is changing the face of IP communications.

One of Broadvox’s notable recent successes was achieving complete interoperability with Samsung’s (News – Alert) new platform. The company also announced its hosted Go!VBX program, featuring a new pricing paradigm for the hosted business model.

“We now have a flat-rate price for every extension that someone wants to buy with a hosted IP-PBX,” Byrd explained in the video interview. “Separately, you add whatever your communications usage is.”

This, Byrd thinks, has the potential to change the way customers think of hosted PBX services.

“We can reduce the price of a hosted virtual PBX by as much as 50 percent with this new model,” he noted. “No longer will you have to pay for extensions sitting in conference rooms, kitchens, closets, warehouses; you’ll only pay for actual usage.”

If the history of Broadvox and Cypress is any indication, innovations like a flat pricing model for hosted PBX will drive continued success for the now-merged companies as they march on together to take the cloud market by storm.

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• With hosted telephony, the corporate phone system is in the service provider’s data center rather than in the corporate data center.

• Hosted telephony may present a slight increase in bandwidth usage but will generally not require expensive infrastructure changes.

• Managers should ensure that their corporate LANs and WANs can handle the increased load that voice traffic will bring to the network. Watch for excessive delays or bottlenecks that will degrade the quality of voice calls.

¦ THE CONCEPT

Robert Poe, chief analyst with VoIP Evolution (www.voipevolution.com), describes the concept of hosted telephony as “locating the corporate phone system in the service provider’s data center rather than in the corporate data center.” He explains, “The service provider owns and operates the equipment and software. The customer company simply pays a predictable monthly fee, typically per user or per extension.”

According to Adam Simpson, CTO at Easy Office Phone (www.easyofficephone.com), the end user requires only a softphone at each seat and a high-speed Internet connection to make use of a comprehensive set of business phone features. “These features were previously only available with a typically expensive and complex installation of a physical onsite PBX,” Simpson says. “With a hosted PBX, the end-user requirements are greatly simplified while all of the features of a traditional PBX are still made available.”

Jeff Gigoux, chief product officer at Ring Carrier (www.ringcarrier.com), says hosted telephony has dramatically shifted the cost for monthly communications service downward. He says companies offering hosted telephony are providing incentives to minimize upfront costs, which is very attractive to small and midsized enterprises, and a key requirement for this market segment to transition to VoIP.

¦ FAR-REACHING BENEFITS

One of the major technology transformations that hosted telephony brings is a complete breakdown of local, state, and country barriers to a communications system for companies of all sizes.

In regards to existing data centers, the impact will be limited to a relatively small increase in Internet bandwidth usage—about 87Kbps per call, Gigoux says. “In most cases, no major infrastructure changes will be required, although quality-of-service traffic prioritization may be advisable depending on end-user requirements,” he explains. “In regards to IT professionals, the technology represents a significant opportunity for additional sales and service avenues and benefits to end-user customers.” Gigoux says the technology has attained significant mainstream awareness and the demand for implementation will only grow.

Poe says that to prepare for the technology, IT and data center managers, depending on whether they already use IP as opposed to traditional phone systems in-house, may have to take steps to ensure that their corporate LANs and WANs can handle the increased load that voice traffic will put on their networks. Managers must also ensure that there are no excessive delays or bottlenecks in their networks that will degrade the quality of voice calls.

On the efficiency side of things, a hosted PBX implementation generally assumes Ethernet connections at each seat. “If these are already in place, rewiring is typically not needed,” Gigoux says.

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According to Tomoko Shimizu, COO at Brekeke Software (http://www.brekeke.com/), there are many reasons hosted telephony is gathering so much attention:

• Recent, rapid growth in high-speed Internet access infrastructure

• Popularity of having employee at remote or home offices

• Minimized hiring and training of IT staff at company premises

• Availability of superior and up-to-date IP PBX features

• Increase in popularity and availability in cloud computing infrastructure

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Over 929 Free Projects Have Been Run Since Test Tool Was Launched Last Month

Today HostMyCalls Hosted PBX Service website set new weekly traffic records for each of the past 6 weeks. Since the release of the HostMyCalls ISP Packet Loss and Latency Test Tool in early September, the traffic on the HostMyCalls.com servers has increased over 400%. The Test Tool has provided over 1049 free projects to users of ISP connections in 104 countries which monitored over 7,211 IP addresses with over 105 million ping packets sent and analyzed.

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The Internet was designed to have and accommodate packet loss. Some old models claimed 5% packet loss was acceptable. Modern Internet applications do not tolerate packet loss. Today’s hottest real-time Internet services such as VoIP, gaming, streaming video such as Netflix, and video conferencing cannot handle more than 0.1% packet loss without degradation of service. The HostMyCalls IP Packet Loss and Delay Test Tool was born out of frustration working with ISPs to groom their circuits appropriately to support customers’ Hosted PBX needs.

“In constant communication with dozens of ISPs, we routinely found ourselves at a knowledge disadvantage when they would claim their Internet services were working properly. We also found ISPs unable to diagnose trouble unless it was happening at that moment. We created our tool to locate the source of packet loss, delay and low speed issues. We also wanted to understand what was happening on the Internet during intermittent problems.

“As we began using our new tool to our customers’ benefit, we examined the difficult interactions that we had with some ISPs even with our technical knowledge and realized the average consumer and business is completely at the mercy of their ISP. For this reason, we decided to make our test tool available to the Internet and built the same analysis into it that our own experts use in reviewing the results.

“Internet Quality of Service is paramount to the successful delivery of our Hosted PBX and VoIP Services. Our ability to be able to pinpoint the cause for performance issues has been greatly enhanced with our development and use of the IP Packet Loss and Delay Test Tool. We are glad to be able to share this troubleshooting asset with others. It is gratifying to hear from industry professionals and consumers alike who have solved their Internet problems with the aid of this tool.” The free public access to the IP Packet Loss and Delay Test Tool can be found at http://hostmycalls.com/tools/.

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Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:ISRG) increased 2.08%, to close at $260.00 and its overall traded volume was 551,739.00 shares during the last session against its average volume of 519,191.00. ISRG opened the day at $254.99, it made an intraday low of $254.78 and an intraday high of $261.33. The stock has a 52 week low of $246.05 and 52 week high of $393.92. ISRG’s market capitalization is 10.22B and it has 39.29M outstanding shares.

About Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:ISRG)
Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (Intuitive Surgical) is engaged in the designing, manufacturing and marketing of da Vinci Surgical Systems, EndoWrist instruments, and surgical accessories. The Company’s da Vinci Surgical Systems consist of a surgeon’s console, or consoles, a patient-side cart and a vision system. The da Vinci Surgical System controls Intuitive Surgical endoscopic instruments, including rigid endoscopes, blunt and sharp endoscopic dissectors, scissors, scalpels, forceps/pickups, needle holders, endoscopic retractors, basic and advanced electrocautery instruments, ultrasonic cutters, and accessories during a range of surgical procedures. The da Vinci Surgical System translates the surgeon’s natural hand movements performed on instrument controls at a surgeon’s console into corresponding micro-movements of instruments positioned inside the patient through small incisions, or ports.

8×8, Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:EGHT) decreased -1.32%, to close at $2.25 and its overall traded volume was 549,179.00 shares during the last session against its average volume of 1.12M. EGHT opened the day at $2.28, it made an intraday low of $2.24 and an intraday high of $2.28. The stock has a 52 week low of $1.09 and 52 week high of $3.37. EGHT’s market capitalization is 140.69M and it has 62.53M outstanding shares.

About 8×8, Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:EGHT)
8×8, Inc. (8×8) develops and markets telecommunications services for Internet protocol (IP), telephony and video applications, as well as Web-based conferencing and unified communications services. The Company offers the 8×8 voice over Internet protocol (VOIP) voice and video digital phone service, 8×8 Virtual Office hosted PBX service, 8×8 Complete Contact Center service, 8×8 Trunking service, 8×8 Hosted Key System service, 8×8 MobileTalk service, 8×8 Virtual Meeting Web conferencing service, 8×8 Virtual Office Pro unified communications solution and 8×8 Managed Hosting and Cloud-Based Computing solutions. The 8×8 Virtual Office suite of business phone services offers small and medium sized businesses feature-rich, high definition (HD) audio-enhanced communications services. In May 2010, it acquired Central Host, Inc., a provider of managed hosting and cloud-based computing solutions and began offering 8×8 Managed Hosting and Cloud-Based Computing solutions to business customers.

Globalstar, Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:GSAT) decreased -0.67%, to close at $1.49 and its overall traded volume was 548,452.00 shares during the last session against its average volume of 314,656.00. GSAT opened the day at $1.50, it made an intraday low of $1.46 and an intraday high of $1.51. The stock has a 52 week low of $0.86 and 52 week high of $2.11. GSAT’s market capitalization is 432.10M and it has 290.00M outstanding shares.

About Globalstar, Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:GSAT)
Globalstar, Inc. (Globalstar) is a provider of mobile voice and data communications services via satellite. Using 44 in-orbit satellites and 27 ground stations, which it refers to as gateways, it offers voice and data communications services in over 120 countries. It also sells communication services on a wholesale basis to independent companies, which operate 14 of these gateways, which it refers to as independent gateway operators (IGOs). As of December 31, 2009, it provided the telecommunications services, which included two-way voice communication between mobile or fixed handsets or user terminals and other mobile and fixed devices; two-way data transmissions (which it calls duplex) between mobile and fixed data modems, and one-way data transmissions (which it calls Simplex) between a mobile or fixed device that transmits its location or other telemetry information and a central monitoring station. In December 2009, it acquired certain assets and certain liabilities of Axonn L.L.C.

Questcor Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:QCOR) increased 0.53%, to close at $15.13 and its overall traded volume was 545,349.00 shares during the last session against its average volume of 799,249.00. QCOR opened the day at $15.26, it made an intraday low of $15.07 and an intraday high of $15.43. The stock has a 52 week low of $4.04 and 52 week high of $15.50. QCOR’s market capitalization is 940.62M and it has 62.17M outstanding shares.

About Questcor Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:QCOR)
Questcor Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Questcor) is a pharmaceutical company focused on diseases and disorders. Questcor’s primary drug is H.P. Acthar Gel (repository corticotropin injection), an injectable drug that is approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of a variety of diseases and disorders. Acthar is also used in treating patients with infantile spasms (IS), a rare form of refractory childhood epilepsy, and opsoclonus myoclonus syndrome, a rare autoimmune-related childhood neurological disorder, but is not approved for the treatment of either disorder. Acthar is approved to induce a diuresis or a remission of proteinuria in the nephrotic syndrome (NS) without uremia of the idiopathic type or that due to lupus erythamatosus. The Company also markets Doral (quazepam), which is indicated for the treatment of insomnia.

DG FastChannel Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:DGIT) decreased -3.38%, to close at $27.18 and its overall traded volume was 544,667.00 shares during the last session against its average volume of 429,665.00. DGIT opened the day at $28.30, it made an intraday low of $26.83 and an intraday high of $28.30. The stock has a 52 week low of $15.02 and 52 week high of $44.19. DGIT’s market capitalization is 767.55M and it has 28.24M outstanding shares.

About DG FastChannel Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:DGIT)
DG FastChannel, Inc. (DGF) is a provider of digital technology services, which enables the electronic delivery of advertisements, syndicated programs, and video news releases to broadcasters, online publishers and other media outlets. DGF operates three nationwide digital networks out of the network operation centers (NOCs), located in Irving, Texas (Irving NOC), Atlanta, Georgia (Atlanta NOC) and Jersey City, New Jersey (New Jersey NOC), which link more than 5,000 advertisers, advertising agencies and content owners with more than 23,000 radio, television, cable, network and print publishing destinations and over 5,000 online publishers electronically throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe. Through the NOCs, DGF delivers video, audio, image and data content that comprise transactions among advertisers, content owners, and various media outlets, including those in the broadcast industries.

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While VoIP over Wi-Fi is no longer leading edge, VoWi-Fi on a mobile phone is still pushing the envelope a little – VoIP over 3G even more so.

That CounterPath, maker of some of the most popular softphones, recently jumped into mobile VoIP with both feet is a sign the market is maturing. (A softphone is a program that turns a computing device into a phone so it can work with a VoIP service.) But as we discovered, the market may not be fully mature yet.

CounterPath launched an iPhone version of its Bria softphone in the summer, and last month added Bria Android Edition ($7.99). According to some company literature, the new product works with any device running Android 2.1 or higher. CounterPath has also published a list of compatible devices.

I tested Android Edition initially on a Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant smartphone, part of a line that Samsung debuted in mid-July and sold a million of by late August — and one that appears on CounterPath’s list of compatible devices. Vibrant can now run under Android 2.2, but at the time of testing was running Android 2.1. Subsequently I tried it on a Motorola phone, the Milestone, a variant of the Droid product — also on the list — which is sold through Canada’s Bell Mobility. It runs Android 2.1. Late in the process, I also tested it on the brand new ViewSonic ViewPad 7, a 7-inch-screen tablet computer.

While there were some positives in what I saw, the testing suggests this product needs work. The Bria client did not function satisfactorily on any of these devices.

In fairness, the problem may be as much the fragmentation of the Android universe, with different variants of the operating system running on different hardware platforms creating an almost impossible situation for app developers.

CounterPath, to its credit, is not denying there are problems on some hardware platforms, and is promising solutions. It also says the product definitely works as advertised on some devices.

Customers can buy Bria Android Edition by surfing to the CounterPath website or going to the Android Market on their phone. Either way, you tap a link to download the program — I tapped a link in an email from CounterPath that did the same thing — and then tap the program icon to install it.

The client software installed quickly enough, but after I’d entered the license key, and it accepted the key, it told me it was still waiting for a server response. We waited together for a few minutes, with the Vibrant annoyingly timing out and turning off its screen every few minutes and having to be turned back on again. Finally, I gave up and tapped “cancel” — and only then discovered that underneath the waiting-for-server-response message was the configuration dialog for Bria where you enter details about your VoIP service.

The configuration dialog is simple enough: a list of identification/setup items – display name, user name, password, domain, outgoing proxy, authentication name, voice mail, etc. – with a right-arrow link beside each. Tap the link and the empty field and onscreen keyboard appear. After you enter the value, it appears under the field name.

I set up Bria Android Edition to work with an existing Junction Networks OnSIP hosted PBX. OnSIP is a very good small business (or small office) PBX solution that in earlier testing using the Windows desktop Bria client delivered generally excellent call quality.

Passwords are the trickiest part of setting up a SIP account on a mobile phone. The assigned password in this case was 12 characters and used numbers and upper and lower case letters. Entering it on the Vibrant’s onscreen keyboard was slightly tedious.

At the end of all the input, you click the login button. The first time I did this — with breath held — I received a message saying ‘STUN Error’ and something to the effect that the phone would automatically try to log in again. It may have tried, but it was only after I tapped the login button again that it successfully logged in to the OnSIP PBX on the second try and displayed the main Bria interface.

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If you’re looking for a video-enabled SIP desk phone to use with your VoIP service, consider the $229 Grandstream GXV3140.

No, it’s not cheap, but it’s a phone that does practically everything—possibly more than anyone needs in a desk phone. It does the core functions very well.

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Writing for TMCnet, Carolyn Dawson stated hosted PBX cuts out the need for high levels of capital investment and can greatly reduce the unit costs of line rental and individual calls.

Monthly deals also make planning and cash-flow management easier for businesses, she continued, while costly on-site maintenance charges are eliminated entirely.

Perhaps most importantly, Ms Dawson argued, the flexibility of hosted PBX means it is completely customisable for every enterprise and can grow or shrink as circumstances require, minimising resource wastage.

“Businesses can enjoy the benefits of advanced telephone systems by leveraging hosted IP telephony that ensures zero service disruptions during business operations and also protects against upfront costs or unexpected expenses,” she added.

IT research specialist Michael Osterman recently told fiercevoip.com that hosted services could be one of the best ways for small and medium-sized enterprises to gain a competitive advantage.

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