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By Dominic Kent Dominic Kent is an independent writer who specializes in unified communications and contact center technology. He runs UC Marketing Ltd, a consultancy dedicated to helping technology companies translate complex technology products into compelling stories and educational content. His projects often involve well-researched guides that speaks to IT leaders and business stakeholders alike.

By Dominic Kent Dominic Kent is an independent writer who specializes in unified communications and contact center technology. He runs UC Marketing Ltd, a consultancy dedicated to helping technology companies translate complex technology products into compelling stories and educational content. His projects often involve well-researched guides that speaks to IT leaders and business stakeholders alike.

By Dominic Kent Dominic Kent is an independent writer who specializes in unified communications and contact center technology. He runs UC Marketing Ltd, a consultancy dedicated to helping technology companies translate complex technology products into compelling stories and educational content. His projects often involve well-researched guides that speaks to IT leaders and business stakeholders alike.

By Dominic Kent Dominic Kent is an independent writer who specializes in unified communications and contact center technology. He runs UC Marketing Ltd, a consultancy dedicated to helping technology companies translate complex technology products into compelling stories and educational content. His projects often involve well-researched guides that speaks to IT leaders and business stakeholders alike.

By Dominic Kent Dominic Kent is an independent writer who specializes in unified communications and contact center technology. He runs UC Marketing Ltd, a consultancy dedicated to helping technology companies translate complex technology products into compelling stories and educational content. His projects often involve well-researched guides that speaks to IT leaders and business stakeholders alike.

Many things about moving your contact center from a legacy PBX to Microsoft Teams are, more or less, predictable. Licensing can be modeled, SBC configuration follows documented patterns, and queue setup has a process. Number porting is the exception. It often stretches timelines, causes cutover failures, and generates the most post-migration support tickets.  Here’s how to plan for number

By Dominic Kent Dominic Kent is an independent writer who specializes in unified communications and contact center technology. He runs UC Marketing Ltd, a consultancy dedicated to helping technology companies translate complex technology products into compelling stories and educational content. His projects often involve well-researched guides that speaks to IT leaders and business stakeholders alike.