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Nokia’s PTT consultancy service

Nokia has launched a push-to-talk consultancy service for the enterprise market.

In its service trial, PoC Enterprise Market Consultancy will allow both operators and businesses to test the services and workshops.

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    textually.org on June 11, 2004 at 1:09 pm

    Nokia’s PTT consultancy service

    Nokia has launched a consultancy service (known as PoC Enterprise Market) in all the major markets where its network business groups operate.

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