The enterprise desk phone: Who really wants it?
Posted by: Leigha
The many ways in which people can now communicate, collaborate and access information have evolved dramatically in recent years, particularly over the last year with the explosion of
The many ways in which people can now communicate, collaborate and access information have evolved dramatically in recent years, particularly over the last year with the explosion of
Interoperability = nirvana in eyes of UC pros. But when we talk about interoperability, we usually refer to it in terms of how well (or poorly) different communications systems work with each other. What about the...
Blogger Greg Ferro (Etherealmind.com) claimed last week that the days of the IP PBX are numbered. It's hard to argue with him. The IP PBX - all PBXes, really...
As if there weren't enough choices already for IP PBX vendors, Barracuda Networks has started up a subsidiary company called CudaTel. The new company's website describes it as a collaboration between Barracuda and FreeSwitch.
Cisco Systems and Bell Canada thought they had won the bidding for a municipal IP telephony contract with Ottawa worth between $4 million and $7 million. But as I mentioned in a story today about a
Hello world, this is Shamus McGillicuddy, news editor at SearchUnifiedCommunications.com. I will be a regular contributor to Unified Communications Nation. I hope this blog becomes a good place for you to visit when you want to keep up on what's happening in the UC industry, or maybe when you just...
