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What is fax machines?

A fax machine, short for facsimile machine, is a device that transmits and receives documents electronically over a telephone line. It scans the document, converts it into an electronic signal, and sends it to another fax machine, which then prints a copy of the original document. Although largely replaced by email and digital document sharing, fax machines are still used in some industries for secure document transmission, especially where original signatures are required.

What other technologies are related to fax machines?

fax machines Complementary Technologies

Copiers are complementary because fax machines often integrate copying functionality. Copiers also can copy documents that are sent in/out via fax.
mentioned alongside fax machines in 5% (80) of relevant job posts
Printers are complementary because users might need to print received faxes. Also, printer functionality is now often combined with fax functionality.
mentioned alongside fax machines in 1% (181) of relevant job posts
Scanners are complementary because they allow documents to be digitized for faxing. Also, scanner functionality is now often combined with fax functionality.
mentioned alongside fax machines in 2% (97) of relevant job posts

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Which organizations are mentioning fax machines?

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ADVOCARE, LLC
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