pabx migration

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PABX migration refers to the process of moving from a legacy Private Automatic Branch Exchange phone system to a modern, cloud-based communication platform. On WindowsForum.com, discussions highlight real-world examples such as the New South Wales Rugby League's transition from a traditional PABX to a Microsoft Teams-native contact centre platform called Tendfor. This migration reflects a broader trend where organisations are retiring standalone office phone systems in favour of unified communications solutions integrated with Microsoft Teams. Key themes include the convergence of calling, reception, support, and internal collaboration into a single platform, as well as the practical steps and benefits of moving away from legacy telephony infrastructure.
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    NSWRL Moves From Legacy PABX to Teams-Native Tendfor Contact Centre

    New South Wales Rugby League said on June 16, 2026, in Sydney that it has moved from a legacy PABX phone system to AnywhereNow’s Tendfor, a Microsoft Teams-native contact centre and attendant console platform. The announcement is not just another customer win in the cloud telephony market. It is...
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