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Fax Server Technology: A guide to reducing costs and increasing productivity

Lane Telecommunications
By : Lane Telecommunications
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Published : Aug 21, 2009
Length : 7
Type : White Paper
 
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Overview :
The introduction of e-mail and its exponential expansion into every aspect of business life presented a significant challenge to the fax industry and for some observers it was a foregone conclusion that fax was destined for a rapid demise. It is interesting to note, therefore, that fax has actually continued on a steady growth path that is predicted to continue well into the future.
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The introduction of e-mail and its exponential expansion into every aspect of business life presented a significant challenge to the fax industry and for some observers it was a foregone conclusion that fax was destined for a rapid demise. It is interesting to note, therefore, that fax has actually continued on a steady growth path that is predicted to continue well into the future.So why is fax still relevant and apparently prospering in the face of increasingly converged communications infrastructures? The answer lies in its ubiquitous nature, intrinsic security and legal standing. Fax provides reliable, real-time and verifiable point-to-point communications. And in today’s increasingly regulated world, it offers inherent security and meets compliance requirements. Whether it’s to meet regulations, for archiving, for legally binding contracts with signatures, for drawings or plans, fax still needs to be fully integrated into your business.
    
 
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