• Hiring a UC consultant can bring guidance or grief
• Enterprises put VoIP virtualization into production
• Managing the HR and compliance issues of social networking
• Not all SIP yet? Session border controller can do protocol translation
• Empower your enterprise with social networking
• Q&A: Natural user interface defines future of unified communications
• Best practices guide: Testing VoIP system power consumption
• Video conferencing vendor consolidation: Changing the pace of video adoption
• Aura will power Avaya-Nortel unified communications integration
• SIP trunking primer
• Avaya-Nortel roadmap shows no clear path to UC in the contact center
• Hosted unified communications vs. in-house UC deployment
• Managed service providers: Outsourcing unified communications applications
• Social media governance lacking at top firms
• Telepresence, video conferencing interoperability focus is on user experience
• Hosted unified communications booming, and not just due to cloud hype
• Web 2.0 communications blur line between consumer and enterprise UC
• Finding unified communications ROI isn't simple, but study ties UC to gains
• Enterprise video streaming products: Internal YouTube with security
• Enterprise social networking may enhance, not yet replace, presence
• Unified communications infrastructure virtualization now a reality
• HD voice value proposition: Just try using an HD phone
• Five low-cost contact center infrastructure projects recommended by Gartner
• Polycom delivers large-scale multipoint video conferencing
• Presence, IM power mobile UC with or without fixed mobile convergence
• OCS integration with Cisco VoIP brings fast unified communications ROI
• Cisco-Tandberg deal could create conflict inside IT organizations
• Cisco-Tandberg merger finally makes enterprise video mainstream
• Enterprise video gains usage but must be used wisely to be effective
• Intranet strategy with collaboration products ensures fresh content
• Telephony products phaseout expected in Nortel auction to Avaya
• UC Magic Quadrant warns against single-vendor approach
• VoIP, unified communications study reveals challenges
• Success with unified communications: The technology needs assessment
• The Technology Needs Assessment, continued
• Do desk phones matter in the UC everything, IP everywhere era?
• UC: A good investment in a down economy – Event Q&As, part one
• The new Nortel: LTE patents reviving Nortel?
• Eldorado Casino can't afford to gamble on IP-PBX telephony upgrades
• Maximizing instant messaging ROI requires education on pros, pitfalls
• Avaya's Nortel bid: Which products will survive merger?
• NYC school uses collaborative wikis to cut costs and save time
• Selecting the right vendor requires more than UC feature checklist
• Contact centers turn to unified communications with IP technology
• Web 2.0 enterprise tools are appearing, but the ROI must lead the way
• Agito first to make BlackBerry a dual-mode phone
• Nortel voice customers are the vendor's only enterprise asset
• UC sales drop, but desktop video conferencing remains strong in Q1
• Business IP telephony savings driving cost UC beyond the office walls
• Google Wave, Cisco WebEx fill demand for hosted unified communications
• Telepresence exchange could mean business-to-business connectivity
• Business apps with unified communications improve productivity, costs
• Eye on the UC Market: Avaya
• IBM, Avaya deals signal IP telephony quality control's coming of age
• Aruba's VBN line pushes IP telephony, secure Wi-Fi to teleworkers
• Instant messaging strategies: Usage policy and training are key
• Boston Medical Center's communication strategy sets future groundwork
• Eye on the unified communications market: Nortel
• Kraft Foods' UC pilot addresses physical workspace and technology
• Mitel adds fixed-mobile convergence to its SMB UC product
• Q&A with IBM's Sametime executives
• Cloud-based unified communications could reduce costs and hassle
• Avaya bets big on SIP with its vision for Aura Session Manager
• At VoiceCon, Nortel customers uneasy about vendor's future
• Unified communications critical to keeping telecommuters productive
• Telepresence ROI: People just as important as technology
• Video technology and social software can cut employee training costs
• Eye on the unified communications market: Cisco
• Avaya and DiVitas forge dual-mode fixed-mobile convergence partnership
• As streaming video use heats up, a solid business case is key
• Communications-enabled business processes can unlock UC ROI
• Software-based video conferencing connects British hospitals
• Microsoft's OCS R2 has powerful UC features but won't replace a PBX
• Voice certifications and training: What do you need?
• Eye on the unified communications market: Microsoft
• Mobile UC security is tricky, but basic IP networking is a good start
• Nortel could emerge from bankruptcy as a top UC vendor
• Mobile messaging and UC save taxpayer dollars in district court system
• Ensuring voice and video quality about more than watching packet flows
• Collaboration, contact centers are key UC investments in 2009
• Cisco takes enterprise telephony lead, riding an IP PBX wave
• Telepresence and video conferencing: Reaping the benefits
• Presence: The heart of unified communications
• Microsoft uses software edge on Cisco in unified communications war
• Unified communications security ignored and misunderstood
• Understanding Session Initiation Protocol in today's call centers
• Unified communications forces IT departments to reorganize
• Distributed calling centers helped 'Barack the vote'
• Workers demand the flexibility of unified communications in the cloud
• Gartner: UC remains a 2009 strategic priority, but with changed emphasis
• Seven ways a unified communications deployment can cut costs
• Is unified communications presence good enough?
• Cost-cutting key to keeping unified communications in slow economy
• SIP trunks a no-brainer for VoIP rollouts
• Skype leverages partnerships to penetrate the enterprise market
• Cisco offers cloud-based collaboration platform with WebEx Connect
• Telepresence technology gets vendor push despite hazy ROI
• IT can't let users drive mobile unified communications strategy
• Slightly clunky mobile VoIP finds only niche usage in enterprises
• Digium's Asterisk PBX does God's work at Midwest church
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