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PBX

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PBXPrivate Branch Exchange (private telephone switchboard)
PBXPublic Branch Exchange (public telephone switchboard)
PBXPlastic Bonded Explosive
PBXPrompt by Example
PBXPolymer Bonded Explosives


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The reason is that unlike PCs, the PBX world has long been dominated by closed systems makers who want to lock their customers into unique hardware and software.
The Telident E911 database enables a PBX system to provide a 911 caller's accurate building address, floor and office/cube location to the 911 dispatcher.
According to a recent report by Dell'Oro Group, the trusted source for information about the telecommunications and networking industries, total PBX revenues are projected to exceed $7.
 
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