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We are small firm with about 20 employess and are looking to deploy a Cisco VoIP network. I am looking for feature set differences between Call Manager and Call Manager Express. Call Manager Express is significantly cheaper but I am not able to find anything on the Cisco site or elsewhere that details the difference between the two products to make an informed decision. Some of our important requirements are reports with detailed call logs and ability to deploy IP phones at home (for about 8 users)<br />
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We are small firm with about 20 employess and are looking to deploy a Cisco VoIP network. I am looking for feature set differences between Call Manager and Call Manager Express. Call Manager Express is significantly cheaper but I am not able to find anything on the Cisco site or elsewhere that details the difference between the two products to make an informed decision. Some of our important requirements are reports with detailed call logs and ability to deploy IP phones at home (for about 8 users)

Thank you.

Cisco Call Manager and Call Manager Express

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