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VON Magazine recently awarded Talkswitch with their Innovator Award for companies representing the future of Internet Communications (VoIP). Given to only 65 companies worldwide, this award truly goes to only the top achievers in the communications industry.
The VON Magazine Innovator Award follows on the heels of TalkSwitch being named the absolute best VoIP phone system for small businesses by the readers of Small Business Computing magazine. That award comes directly from the readers, the people that run small businesses and use these systems everyday.
Why all these awards you may ask? Talkswitch is truly the best designed package for small business - everything from the feature set, low total cost of ownership, and ease of management make for a perfect small business PBX. Not only is Talkswitch great, you can trust it since its been great for years - Talkswitch has been the leader in small business phone systems since 1997.
The Author: Kevin Selkowitz
About: Kevin Selkowitz is the founder and lead consultant for Selkowitz Technology, a Seattle-area small business systems consulting company. We focus on the four major technology needs of small businesses - phone systems, phone and internet service, servers/network infrastructure, and business applications.
This entry was posted by Kevin Selkowitz, on Saturday, March 15th, 2008 at 8:49 am and is filed under Telecom. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response on the right, or trackback from your own site.
