Disaster-Resilient Cloud-Voice Architecture
Multi-region cloud-voice architecture engineered to absorb single-region failures and to fail over without manual intervention — fitting operating models whose voice availability requirement cannot be met by a single-data-center hosted PBX, and whose ops capacity cannot manage carrier-level voice failover engineering inside the org.
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