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SIP trunking services close cost gaps around mobility
SIP trunking services can not only reduce costs around PSTNs but mobile networks as well. Find out how in this tip.
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Reaping social media benefits: Defining a strategy
In order to reap social media benefits, enterprises must define a social media strategy, which includes revisiting technology and security policies.
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Simplifying unified communications solutions
Unified communications solutions are notoriously complex. Learn how to simplify a UC deployment using the best practices discussed in this article.
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How can enterprises control desktop video bandwidth?
Are enterprises willing to support bandwidth increases for desktop video conferencing? Find out how enterprises can manage and control bandwidth.
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Outside the office, softphones compete for bandwidth
Softphone bandwidth can be an issue while on the road, so how can network managers track softphone traffic and the user experience?
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Collaboration: The essential ingredient to any UC strat
Enterprises are beginning to learn that the essential ingredient to any UC strategy is corporate collaboration. Learn to successfully integrate UC&C.
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Cloud telephony and UC services allure businesses
Cloud telephony and UC service pricing options and full feature sets are alluring enterprises to move phone systems off premise.
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Integrating UC apps into VDI environments
Unified communications in virtual desktop infrastructure causes network performance problems. Find out how to integrate UC apps into VDI environments.
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When the UC app meets virtual desktop infrastructure
Businesses find unified communications and virtual desktop infrastructure beneficial, but what happens when you add a UC app to VDI?
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An early look at voice virtualization
Enterprises that want to save money with a combined VoIP and virtualization deployment would be wise to consider these tips on voice virtualization.
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Mobile device adoption alters UC strategies
As the BYOD revolution unfurls, enterprises find that mobile device adoption requires an alteration to current unified communications (UC) strategies.
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Mobile endpoints are evolving enterprise telephony
While desk phones remain viable, the evolution of the UC endpoint is inevitable. Enterprise telephony must incorporate mobile devices.
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Avoid upselling of your unified communication solutions
When purchasing your unified communication solutions, avoid unnecessary UC vendor upselling techniques that could cost you unwanted product features.
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Unified communications solution business considerations
Understand the business considerations IT managers and engineers must take into account before selecting a unified communications solution.
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Understanding unified communications components
You must first understand unified communications components before selecting a UC product, service or determining an organization's needs.
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Unified communication cloud service models
Enterprises must understand these three different unified communication cloud service models before selecting a hosted UC solution.
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Session border control: The good, the bad, the ugly
Session border controllers do well in securing VoIP connections, but enterprises should carefully analyze whether they should manage those borders.
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UC as a Service: When is it right for you?
Cloud providers are now offering applications like unified communications to organizations, but UC as a Service may not be mature enough to consider.
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Can you define unified communications?
It's difficult to define unified communications, so what is it exactly? This tip explains what sets UC apart from other communications.
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Session management and unified communications
To ensure a successful unified communications deployment, consider the benefits that session management features bring to the project.
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Unified communications: To cloud or not to cloud?
When it comes to running your unified communications applications, which should live on-premises or in the cloud? Expert Dave Michels explains.
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4 steps for multi-vendor management of UC environments
Managing multiple vendors in any IT environment is difficult. Try mixing UC vendors and it's next to impossible. These 4 steps ease multivendor woes.
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Hosted unified communications solutions: Calculate TCO
Learn what elements to account for when calculating the total cost of ownership (TCO) of your hosted unified communications solutions.
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Wireless voice over IP: What 802.11ac will do for VoIP
Learn what promises IEEE 802.11ac Gigabit Wi-Fi standard will have on wireless VoIP in the enterprise.