JennyMack 
3320 pts. | Jun 25 2009 4:51PM GMT
Hi Chris,
Thank you for your feedback. I do believe the cost savings and the corresponding green benefits are two great leverage points for any UC solution.
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UC solutions: Show and tell
Unified Communications, Unified Communications Hardware, VoIP, VoIP hardware, VoIP hardware selection As Tony Bradley frequently emphasizes on his blog Unified Communications: Click to Talk, there are many benefits, cost and otherwise, to implementing UC solutions within your organization. I want to know -- are you using UC? What product(s)? How has your experience been, and why did you make the switch? Was it mainly cost-driven, or were there other reasons?
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Jun 17 2009 9:43 PM GMT
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We have developed an integrated softphone is-phone that is smoothly integrated into IBM Lotus Notes, IBM Lotus Sametime, IBM Lotus Symphony, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Live Messenger and web browsers (is-phone click2connect).
Besides the gain in efficiency due to flexibility (e.g. home office, traveling etc.) and cost reduction (is-phone connects to existing, SIP-based IP PBXs), the main topic today (besides financial aspects like low CAPEX/OPEX and fast ROI) is integration, conferencing and especially video conferencing. This feature has a high impact on employees and - especially in these "Green" times - also on the CO2 emission (less traveling).
I believe that - besides video - integration into existing applications, into business processes and into websites will increase, because it is really a benefit for customers and saves time if they can see if an employee is available e.g. by web chat or VoIP.
Looking forward to see other forum user's view on this topic.
Bye
Chris
