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Your CEO is concerned that too much productivity is lost by having employees call each other, only to be directed to voice mail. He asks you if something can be done to counter this. What do you suggest?
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Answer: Integrate Microsoft Lync into the company network.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Use texting or email.
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