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Huber Heights plans to replace aging phone system with cloud service; city projects monthly savings
Summary
City staff proposed a three-year, not-to-exceed contract with Pro On Call to move to a cloud-based telephone system to replace equipment dating to 2010. Staff said the move could save about $2,000 a month in telephone service costs and will include mobile app extensions for councilmembers.
City staff proposed replacing Huber Heights’ aging telephone system with a cloud-based service and asked council to approve a not-to-exceed limit for a three-year contract with Pro On Call.
Staff said the existing system dates to around 2010 with the last upgrade in 2014, and that the city is paying AT&T for many copper lines, some of which are out of contract or unused.…
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