Episode Synopsis "What is a low-cost router?"

There are business models used by some telcos where they will switch call traffic during the day from one carrier to another to save a fraction of a cent or a penny... many will switch traffic many times a day.  You need to decide whether the apparent low cost of the solution is adequate from a quality perspective.

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