It’s been so quiet recently on the Nortel front that it’s newsworthy – albeit marginally – the company has won a $1.5-million contract to deploy a “very large” converged network at HOT Telecom’s new headquarters. HOT, one of Israel’s largest cablecos, will give its 1,400 employees the ability to access voice, e-mail and multi-media services using a variety of devices such as telephones, PCs and PDAs.
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It’s been so quiet recently on the Nortel front that it’s newsworthy – albeit marginally – the company has won a $1.5-million contract to deploy a “very large” converged network at HOT Telecom’s new headquarters. HOT, one of Israel’s largest cablecos, will give its 1,400 employees the ability to access voice, e-mail and multi-media services using a variety of devices such as telephones, PCs and PDAs.