Tips

Tips

• Microsoft Skype for Business is not consumer Skype

  Despite integration with consumer Skype service, the new Microsoft Skype for Business still meets enterprise security and compliance requirements.  Continue Reading

• Cloud-based apps need to federate with other services

  Leverage native integration capabilities, third-party products and user account management in order to bridge cloud-based apps and on-premises services.  Continue Reading

• Before deploying cloud telephony, inspect your networks

  A cloud telephony forecast: Before implementing a cloud IP telephony service, be sure to address your current infrastructure performance and needs.  Continue Reading

• Cost savings, agility drive adoption of cloud telephony services

  With cloud telephony, small companies see savings, while larger companies see mounting costs over a long lifecycle. But cloud agility is still appealing.  Continue Reading

• With cloud video conferencing, the sky's the limit

  Cloud video conferencing becomes more popular as companies look to curb infrastructure costs and extend conferencing beyond their network boundaries.  Continue Reading

• Cloud video conferencing demands well-designed network

  For high-quality cloud video conferencing, be sure your enterprise data network has sufficient bandwidth with low-latency and low-jitter performance.  Continue Reading

• WebRTC applications could disrupt UC market

  Convergence among WebRTC apps, enterprise messaging and project management vendors challenge established UC players.  Continue Reading

• The right SIP trunking provider is key to VoIP migration

  Follow these VoIP migration tips whether you replace your whole telephony infrastructure or interface a PBX system with a SIP trunking provider.  Continue Reading

• Video conferencing services break out of the boardroom

  Desktop, cloud and mobility capabilities spur enterprise adoption of video conferencing services. Low entry costs and greater availability help, too.  Continue Reading

• Design redundancy into VoIP communication systems

  Implementing redundancy at the VoIP and network infrastructure levels is an integral part of VoIP communication, ensuring call and business continuity.  Continue Reading

• Five techniques for getting a robust VoIP infrastructure

  A VoIP expert stresses the importance of a separate voice VLAN setup, quality-of-service enablement and edge routers for a robust VoIP infrastructure.  Continue Reading

• DiffServ QoS model works wonders for VoIP networks

  Properly configured QoS models help VoIP networks run smoothly. The DiffServ model, in particular, is cost-effective and scalable.  Continue Reading

• UC services must move from products to platforms to innovate

  UC services must shift away from being a set of products to truly foster innovation in the communication space.  Continue Reading

• It's time to take cloud UC seriously

  Cloud UC has become the delivery model that best fits today's computing environment and mobile workforce.  Continue Reading

• Four reasons to build WebRTC mobile apps

  Developing WebRTC mobile apps that include voice and video calling is a lot easer than many developers think, and many vendors have switched to the technology.  Continue Reading