Avaya ups European role with Tenovis deal

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Vendor set to force way into German market with $370m purchase

Avaya has begun to buy its way into the European telecoms market with the purchase of Tenovis, Germany's second-largest telephony vendor, for $370m in cash. The purchase, which is subject to regu...

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