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    • wirestyle22W
      wirestyle22 @Dashrender
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      @Dashrender said in New PBX - on prem or off?:

      @wirestyle22 said in New PBX - on prem or off?:

      @Dashrender Orthopaedics offices + surgery centers. Around 50 buildings

      Nice.. you have a nice sized team then I assume.

      We had our IT team assessed to see where we would need to be to accomplish what we want to accomplish and the company came back with 2 million in salaries alone. We are barebones for what we cover

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      • DashrenderD
        Dashrender @wirestyle22
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        @wirestyle22 said in New PBX - on prem or off?:

        @Dashrender said in New PBX - on prem or off?:

        @wirestyle22 said in New PBX - on prem or off?:

        @Dashrender Orthopaedics offices + surgery centers. Around 50 buildings

        Nice.. you have a nice sized team then I assume.

        We had our IT team assessed to see where we would need to be to accomplish what we want to accomplish and the company came back with 2 million in salaries alone. We are barebones for what we cover

        Of course, that’s expected...doctors don’t value you.

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        • DashrenderD
          Dashrender
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          Damn I just saw a bill from cox.

          A single sip phone totally managed by them end to end, $51.00/m

          That includes:
          The phone
          DID
          Vmail
          Management of the line from the phone all the way to cox.
          Calling inside the USA, ie no long distance fees.

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          • jt1001001J
            jt1001001
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            Can't vouch for quality of service but I found this company while looking at t.38 solutions. Cost is per minute instead of per page.
            https://www.t38fax.com/pricing/
            They offer volume pricing. With your usage it would come out to $350/month just on minutes so still not cost effective but if you could negotiate a lower rate might be worth it.

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            • DashrenderD
              Dashrender @jt1001001
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              @jt1001001 said in New PBX - on prem or off?:

              Can't vouch for quality of service but I found this company while looking at t.38 solutions. Cost is per minute instead of per page.
              https://www.t38fax.com/pricing/
              They offer volume pricing. With your usage it would come out to $350/month just on minutes so still not cost effective but if you could negotiate a lower rate might be worth it.

              A 75% lower rate seems really unlikely - but thanks for the post.

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              • scottalanmillerS
                scottalanmiller @Dashrender
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                @Dashrender said in New PBX - on prem or off?:

                Damn I just saw a bill from cox.

                A single sip phone totally managed by them end to end, $51.00/m

                That includes:
                The phone
                DID
                Vmail
                Management of the line from the phone all the way to cox.
                Calling inside the USA, ie no long distance fees.

                Very expected when you buy from an ISP.

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