tampa,
I respect your opinion, but I also have my own. Please do not consider mine being different from yours as being confrontational, as this is a marketplace of ideas, not a battleground. I would however like to see your take on the items I raised, and discussion.
I do want to let you know. I have over the last 4 years made most of my living off of the Avaya IP Office platform which is a very flexible one. It is full analog, full digital, and full IP. It has analog stations, and trunks. It has digital stations, and trunks. It has IP stations, and trunks. It has IP hardphones with built in VPN software. So I am in no way a NO IP koolaid drinker, as IPOffice is my area of expertise. I just know that IP is a long way from being half the implemented handsets, and will be a decade before it is.
Most hybrids are doing digital for the most part when it comes to staions right at this moment.
