The world is changing. Are you ready for change?

Did you know...

The Toshiba Strata VIe telephone system – like yours – was introduced in 1986. That's 23 years ago...ancient history in technology!
The average life span of a cell phone in the U.S. is 18 months. Source – Information Week Business Technology Network
The amount of technical information is doubling every two years. By 2010 it is expected to double every 72 hours. Source – Scott McLeod, J.D., PH.D

Technology has changed tremendously since our technical staff installed your old phone system. We know it still works, but as any equipment ages, it becomes harder to find parts and the manufacturer finally ends their support. New technology can do so much more for your business. Find out how a new Toshiba Unified Communications System can give your business a competitive advantage and increase your profits.

You're invited to a complementary seminar.

"Are You Ready for an IP World"
Thursday, January 22nd from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM
At COMMWORLD of Kansas City
6200 Main Street
Grandview, MO 64030
Register online or just call 816-763-1100.

Attend this informative seminar to qualify for our Free Phone Offer!

COMMWORLD's mission is to provide the right technology and support to help you achieve your goals. Register now for this no–obligation seminar. The right technology can help you reach greater success in 2009!

Here is just one benefit to help your business...

Integrate cell phones, Blackberries or other smart phones with the office system for seamless communication wherever you are. Save time. Save money. Improve customer service response. Maybe even close more sales.

0 Down, Half–Off Sale

For a limited time, get a new Toshiba Telecom system for 0 Down and Half–Off the first 8 payments.

The COMMWORLD Team
816-763-1100
www.COMMWORLD-KC.com

P.S. Please, accept this timely article from OneCoach as our gift...
"Why Change is so difficult and seven ways to make it easier"
"In times of change the learners will inherit the earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to live in a world that no longer exists."