Podcast: Extending VoIP beyond the dial tone

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Nov 20, 20081 min

Our favorite geek Jimmy Ray Purser, of Cisco Subnet’s Networking Geek to Geek blog and also of Cisco’s

TechWise TV has started a new podcast series with us. Check out the latest episode in which Jimmy Ray talks to Scott Cunningham of Radianta, about the company’s VoIP offerings for the healthcare, retail and emergency services sectors.

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by Jim Duffy

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Jim Duffy has been covering technology for over 28 years, 23 at Network World. He covers enterprise networking infrastructure, including routers and switches. He also writes The Cisco Connection blog and can be reached on Twitter @Jim_Duffy and at jduffy@nww.com.Google+

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