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You can read more about why we’re testing out this definition in the following weblogs: TADSummit State of the Union, What’s in a Name Part 1 and Part 2 discussions. What is CXTech? The C stands for Connectivity, Communications, Collaboration, Conversation, Customer X for Experience because that’s what matters and Tech because the focus is enablers.Įxamples of what falls into CXTech includes: Programable Telecoms / Communications, CPaaS, UCaaS, CCaaS, open source telecom software, CPaaS enablers, Multi-Factor Authentication / Instant Authentication, Telecom APIs, WebRTC, Cloud Communications, CPaaS enabled services, omni-channel, telecom infrastructure as code, telecom service dashboards, the myriad of UIs making APIs and enablers and services useable beyond coders. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.The purpose of this newsletter is to highlight, with commentary, some of the CXTech news stories from this week (week 8). We've never had problems with the phone numbers not working or the calls not properly being received. The price is amazing and the service is as well. Cheap prices don't always mean bad quality and this is very true with this service. We now own 1,500 numbers and we are paying less than $400 per month.

I can honestly say that it is truly amazing! We've had great results with them and I can easily say that they've saved us over $24k per year. What we decided to do was port a couple of numbers at a time and test the service. At first, just like everyone else, we were astonished and surprised by the price. That may not seems like a lot but considering the number of phone numbers that we owned but like anyone else, we were looking to bring those costs down. We had almost 1k numbers with them so that meant that our bill was close to $2k per month.

It's an amazing service but prices can get high pretty quickly. We've been using Twilio for almost 5 years.

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