Allworx continued its ongoing support of community-based educational initiatives by donating its industry-leading VoIP technology to the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Allworx has donated multiple Allworx 10x VoIP systems, and corresponding 9112 VoIP phones, to help equip a state-of-the-art communications learning laboratory at the Rochester Institute of Technology.

“Education plays a vital role in our community relations efforts, as many of our engineers and executives owe a lot to the education they’ve received, and to the experiences they’ve garnered from RIT – so we’re thrilled to donate our industry-leading communications technology,” said Sandra Gault, executive president of marketing for Allworx. “The Allworx VoIP systems have been instrumental in helping small businesses around the country enhance their communications, and now RIT can learn from the flexibility, and the cost-savings that our VoIP technology provides.”

“Market leading companies like Allworx who value research, technology and science education play a significant role in helping students understand what today’s state-of-the-art technology is all about, and they also make it easier to see where tomorrow’s technology-advances are heading,” said Mark J. Indelicato, Associate Professor in the Telecommunications Engineering Technology program at Rochester Institute of Technology. “We’re delighted to receive this donation from Allworx.”

The Allworx 10x is a multi-faceted business communications systems designed exclusively for small businesses. It provides the richest small to medium-sized businesses feature set available, and it is extremely easy to install and use. The Allworx’s 9112 phones provide all of today’s latest calling features, with state-of-the-art echo canceling capabilities, and superior voice quality. For additional details on the award-winning family of Allworx products, please visit: http://www.allworx.com/products/default.asp.