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How do I get started with enterprise video adoption?
Where do I begin when planning for enterprise video adoption? In this Q&A, Nemertes Research VP Irwin Lazar explains how enterprises can take advantage of video conferencing and collaboration. Continue Reading
Will WebRTC video blow up the network?
Initiating a video conference should be as easy as making a phone call, and WebRTC video is getting us closer to that. But could the network become a victim of WebRTC's success? Continue Reading
Six top video phones to make your shortlist
Of all the video phone reviews on the market, experts Kim Lindros and Ed Tittel chose six top video phones worth considering for your organization. Continue Reading
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What should you look for in a video as a service vendor?
What key features should you consider when choosing a video as a service vendor? Video conferencing expert Stephen Campbell explains how to evaluate VaaS providers. Continue Reading
What is the advantage of a UC software license vs. a UC subscription?
When evaluating UC software and services, enterprises must decide whether they want to buy licenses to deploy on-premises or subscribe to a cloud-based UC service. Expert Carrie Higbie explains the advantages of each option. Continue Reading
Dropbox file sharing: New security, integration features for businesses
Dropbox for Business is now offering new security features around shared folders and links and new integration for a more seamless Dropbox file sharing experience.Continue Reading
Deploying mobile UCC in the enterprise
Mobility is now the norm for today's workers, and they need a collaboration service that functions in and away from their offices. Enterprises must look for mobile UCC services that meet their workers' needs.Continue Reading
How do SBCs and firewalls differ in VoIP communications?
When it comes to securing VoIP communications, should enterprises turn to SBCs or firewalls? Expert Michael Brandenburg explains how SBCs and firewalls serve different functions when it comes to network security.Continue Reading
T.38 fax over IP (FoIP protocol)
T.38 is a protocol for sending faxes over a voice over IP (VoIP) network or the Internet in real time.Continue Reading
Skype protocol
Skype protocol is a peer-to-peer Internet telephony protocol used to move encrypted voice over IP (VoIP) traffic between Skype members' computers (peers).Continue Reading
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Session Announcement Protocol (SAP)
Session Announcement Protocol (SAP) is a protocol used to define the format and describe the information that will be exchanged during a multicast conferencing session. Continue Reading
Does Microsoft manufacture Lync IP phones?
Our resident Microsoft Lync expert explains where to find IP phones that are compatible with Microsoft Lync Server.Continue Reading
How can Cisco IP phones work with Microsoft Lync Server?
While Cisco IP phones are not directly compatible with Microsoft Lync Server, there are ways to make them compatible. Lync guru Richard Luckett explains.Continue Reading
Real-Time Transport Control Protocol (RTCP)
Real-Time Transport Control Protocol (RTCP) is a protocol that works with Real-Time Protocol (RTP) to monitor data delivery on large multicast networks, mainly for streaming media, telephony and video conferencing.Continue Reading
What makes enterprise unified communications work
From network infrastructure to UC strategies, learn how to make your enterprise unified communications deployment successful.Continue Reading