Tips
Tips
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Winning users over to video conferencing
Investing in a video conferencing solution will be fruitless unless you get employees onboard, yet gaining user acceptance of video conferencing not as easy as it seems. Here are some useful guidelines to follow to help employees keep an open mind ... Continue Reading
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Recession generates interest, adoption in video conferencing
Video conferencing is gaining traction among enterprise organizations, who are opting out of other areas of IT-related spending. Today's video conferencing, including room-based, desktop and telepresence, has come a long way from what many people ... Continue Reading
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Telepresence is the next best thing to being there
Telepresence is the best video conferencing available. This article explains how telepresence looks, feels and works; identifies key telepresence providers; and provides information to help you determine if an investment in telepresence is right for... Continue Reading
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Understanding mobile unified communications (UC) products
In the first two parts of this tutorial, you learned about mobile unified communications (UC), including the benefits of mobile UC and how to implement it. In this tip, you will learn about mobile UC products, including mobile UC vendors and fixed ... Continue Reading
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Implementing a mobile unified communications (UC) solution
Mobile unified communications (UC) can provide many major benefits to an organization. In this tip, you will learn about the major strategies available to implement a mobile UC solution and fixed mobile convergence (FMC). Continue Reading
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The benefits of mobile unified communications
With its cost efficiency and portability, mobile unified communications (UC) is an attractive option for companies looking to update their UC capabilities. Learn about the benefits of mobile UC, including the applications and the technology behind ... Continue Reading
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Tutorial: Preparing your team for unified communications
Preparing for unified communications (UC) is a lot more than knowing technology -- it's also readying your team. Learn how to prepare your team across the company infrastructure for UC. Continue Reading
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The significance of Avaya's Aura
At VoiceCon 2009, Avaya revealed its Aura vision and related products. Learn about the significance of Aura and how it pertains to any company looking to deploy VoIP and UC. Continue Reading
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UC buyers should look for SaaS-based UC offerings in 2009
Unified communications (UC) -- despite the hype -- hasn't quite taken off in terms of adoption across the enterprise. In this tip, Zeus Kerravala discusses why that is and how Software as a Service (SaaS)-based UC offerings will address those ... Continue Reading
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Transforming healthcare with video conferencing
Video services like video conferencing have taken healthcare to a whole new level. With the ability to confer and train with doctors anywhere in the world, many hospitals and healthcare institutions have changed for the better. Learn about a few ... Continue Reading
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Using the iPhone in the enterprise?
Is Apple's iPhone ready to be used as a mainstream corporate device? Zeus Kerravala provides the pros and cons of enterprise-level iPhone usage. Continue Reading
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Social networking and discussion forums for the enterprise
Social networking for the enterprise is bringing new value to discussion forums, helping organizations keep customers and staff connected and informed. Continue Reading
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Whose unified communications definition is right?
Unified communications (UC) has been defined multiple ways by different industry experts. Gary Audin tries to figure out whose definition is correct. Continue Reading
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Removing the roadblocks to unified communications
The path to unified communications (UC) deployment is not without complexities and unexpected roadblocks. In this article, learn where the UC market is headed, according to Gartner, and get Gary Audin's tips for ensuring UC deployment success ... Continue Reading
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Best practices: Migrating to unified communications
Unified communications (UC) implementation happens not without risks and errors. Many problems, however, can be avoided by following the best practices discussed in this article. Continue Reading