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Originally
founded in 1972, MITEL Networks is leading the evolution
towards a new form of convergence for the user. Businesses
are now provided with an elegant migration path that
protects their existing communications investments; In turn,
the user is provided with devices and applications that
deliver improved productivity and efficiency, while
remaining exceptionally easy to use.
Since MITEL Networks was launched, the company had
experienced significant financial investment in R&D,
geographic expansion, and global sales and marketing.
The
company has also actively recruited best-of-breed channel
partners such as Hewlett-Packard, Foundry Networks, Compaq,
Symbol Technologies, IBM, Bell Canada and Damovo.
Headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, MITEL Networks Corporation
is a leading global provider of enterprise and small
business communications solutions and services. The company
focuses on blending powerful infrastructure with an
intuitive human interface to deliver the benefits of voice,
video and data convergence to the user.
MITEL Networks' broad portfolio of solutions provide advanced
voice, video and data communications platforms, desktop
phones and Internet appliances, intuitive applications for
customer relationship management and mobility, messaging and
multimedia collaboration.
Building on a foundation of success in enterprise communications,
the company now focuses its efforts on Internet Protocol
(IP) and the benefits it enables through the convergence of
voice, video and data over a single broadband network. These
new IP-based communications platforms are designed to allow
customers of all sizes to seamlessly implement and/or
migrate, in an evolutionary manner, without sacrificing any
of the features or functionality of traditional Private
Branch Exchange ("PBX") and Key Telephone Systems ("KTS").
Through best-in-class strategic relationships MITEL Networks can
offer businesses the choice and flexibility of an end-to-end
converged Local Area Network or seamless interoperability
with any existing infrastructure.
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