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i would certainly not choose wireless - since it may stop working anytime, because of low signal strength, moving persons, etc...<br />
so - i suggest to have everything wired !
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i would certainly not choose wireless - since it may stop working anytime, because of low signal strength, moving persons, etc...
so - i suggest to have everything wired !

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Requesting expert opinion this? An office(about ten thousand sq. ft. area) with 60+ users - don't want to use traditional desk phones. Just checking what technologies are out there. <br />
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Will this be a good idea to run the office only on user's cell phones( mostly iPhones)? Mainly want to make sure, users will not experience drop calls, busy network signals etc. because of density. <br />
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Also, any particular headset would you recommend for this scenario? Something like user can dock their iPhone at their &nbsp;desk and can use a headset that can switch between cell phone and laptop. <br />
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Any ideas/recommendations will be highly appreciated.
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Requesting expert opinion this? An office(about ten thousand sq. ft. area) with 60+ users - don't want to use traditional desk phones. Just checking what technologies are out there. 

Will this be a good idea to run the office only on user's cell phones( mostly iPhones)? Mainly want to make sure, users will not experience drop calls, busy network signals etc. because of density. 

Also, any particular headset would you recommend for this scenario? Something like user can dock their iPhone at their  desk and can use a headset that can switch between cell phone and laptop. 

Any ideas/recommendations will be highly appreciated.

Deskphone less office - what different technologies are available?

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