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Communication Integration with Enterprise Applications

• What are the benefits of UC in a cloud-based office suite?

  Adopting the UC tools within a cloud-based office suite may be the most beneficial option if users are already comfortable with the suite's features. Continue Reading

• Understanding the components of team collaboration tools

  Refresh your knowledge of which team collaboration components are essential to team workflows and what IT leaders should keep top of mind to prevent potential problems. Continue Reading

• What should users expect from speech technology applications?

  Workers can start to expect more from speech technology applications than just voice-activated search. As capabilities evolve, new business use cases will emerge. Continue Reading

• communications platform as a service (CPaaS)

  Communications platform as a service (CPaaS) is a cloud-based delivery model that allows organizations to add real-time communication capabilities, such as voice, video and messaging, to business applications by deploying application program ... Continue Reading

• unified communications and collaboration (UCC)

  Unified communications and collaboration (UCC) is the collection of technology and software that combines enterprise communication with real time, asynchronous cooperation capabilities. Continue Reading

• Definitions to Get Started

  • communications platform as a service (CPaaS)
  • unified communications and collaboration (UCC)
  • Cisco Webex
  • unified communications (UC)

  • ORTC (Object Real-Time Communications)
  • WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communications)
  • communications-enabled business processes (CEBP)
  • R-value

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• What are speech technology applications beyond contact centers?

  Speech technology applications aren't confined to contact centers. Our expert explains the use cases for the technology, including personal digital assistants and knowledge management.Continue Reading

• Should you use CPaaS vendors or develop communications in-house?

  While some organizations prefer to develop communications capabilities in-house, deploying vendors' communications APIs offers benefits. Two factors can influence the best approach.Continue Reading

• Use cases for IoT and UC integration starting to emerge

  The convergence of IoT and UC technologies seems to be emerging. IoT tools, for example, could track the use of meeting rooms and interact with collaboration apps.Continue Reading

• Integrated communications extends UC capabilities

  Organizations that want to drive greater value from their unified communications deployment should look to integrate communications into other parts of their business. Integrated communications ...Continue Reading

• Cisco Webex

  Cisco Webex is a cloud-based collaboration suite comprised of Webex Meetings, Webex Teams and Webex Devices.Continue Reading

• CPaaS vs. UCaaS platform: Which should you choose?

  While the CPaaS vs. UCaaS debate might focus on overlapping features, the two technologies can be complementary, according to industry analyst Michael Brandenburg.Continue Reading

• Twilio Studio visual builder eases communications design

  The CPaaS market continues to evolve, as Twilio Studio offers a visual drag-and-drop interface that could reduce the reliance on developers to build communications tools.Continue Reading

• unified communications (UC)

  Unified communications (UC) is a framework for integrating various asynchronous and real-time communication tools, with the goal of enhancing business communication, collaboration and productivity.Continue Reading

• This communications API quiz will test your tech skills

  Whether you're wondering how to work with communications API vendors or looking to take a deeper dive into the technology, this quiz will test your API aptitude.Continue Reading

• API planning for enterprises requires ample due diligence

  When integrating APIs into your business applications, be sure to forecast your communications traffic, rank your business performance metrics and try out potential vendors.Continue Reading