i want to know about EPBX system in detail
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EPBX(Electronic private branch exchange) are Phone systems,
which traditionally run on proprietary special purpose
computers, can run on ordinary servers and workstations,
allowing telephones to work just like any other computer
application.IF AN ORGANISATION OR OFFICE CONTAIN A NUMBAR
OF PHONES AND THEY HAVE TO TALK AMONG THEMSELVES MAINLY
THEN EPBAX IS A MORE BENEFICIARY SCHEME
NORMALY WHEN IN TELEPHONE WE DIAL A NO THEN IT ROUTES TO
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE FIRST AND AFTER THAT PROCEED TO THE
DIALED NUMBER SO EVERY TIME U CALL TELECOM OPERATOR 'LL
CHARGE FOR IT BUT IN CASE OF EPBAX A COMPANY HAS TO PAY FIX
SOME OF MONEY AND OWN A SMALL EXCH WHEN THAT COMPANY PEOPLE
TALK AMONG THEMSELVES THE CALL NEED NOT HAV 2 GO TO
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE N HENCE IS CHEAPER ...
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