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/pɛks ˈsɪstəm/ · pərˈbɛks sɪˈstɛm
noun
- A telephone exchange system used within a private organization or business to manage internal and external calls. The company invested in a new PBX system to improve communication among its departments.
noun
- A software-based system that provides similar functionality to a traditional PBX, often used in cloud-based or virtual environments. The company migrated its PBX system to the cloud to reduce maintenance costs.
Did you know? The first PBX system was invented by Almon Brown Strowger, an American undertaker, in 1891 to automate the process of switching calls to funeral homes.