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Computer Telephony and Wireless Technologies: Future Directions in Communications

Bob Emmerson, D. C. Greetham

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This report discusses how computer telephony (CT) and wireless communications applications can provide solutions to an organization's business needs. The report takes an in-depth look at both of these technology areas and also explains how CT and wireless communications are beginning to converge.

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This report discusses how computer telephony (CT) and wireless communications applications can provide solutions to an organization's business needs. The report takes an in-depth look at both of these technology areas and also explains how CT and wireless communications are beginning to converge.

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This report discusses how computer telephony (CT) and wireless communications applications can provide solutions to an organization's business needs. The report takes an in-depth look at both of these technology areas and also explains how CT and wireless communications are beginning to converge.

Key concepts: Telephony, Wireless, Telecommunications, Personal Communications Service, Wired communication, Computer science, Computer network, Wireless network

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