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News about unified communications

Article | 1/05/2013 Is Twitter broken?
Twitter, the increasingly popular micro-blogging service, has come under quite a bit of criticism in the past few weeks. Users of the platform, which ...
Article | 5/04/2013 Will Android users feel welcome in Facebook's Home?
Unless you're a huge Facebook fanatic, will this really be something you use every day? Time will tell.
Article | 19/03/2013 Cisco weds WebEx with telepresence
Cisco announced at the Enterprise Connect conference in Orlando, Fla., today that it is now possible to patch WebEx users into Cisco telepresence conf...
Article | 3/12/2012 Brooklyn Nets, Boston Celtics disagree...over the cloud
When the Brooklyn Nets traveled to Boston to play the Celtics last week, it became apparent that the two organizations disagreed about something - the...
Article | 8/11/2011 Cisco invests in Korean venture for smart buildings and cities
Cisco is acquiring a minority stake in a subsidiary of KT, a South Korean telecommunications services company, which will offer managed services for s...

Tutorials about unified communications

Article | 30/09/2010 The ABCs of VoIP
Given the importance of telephone systems, refreshing the technology can be daunting. However, for small and midsized businesses who consider upgradin...

Features about unified communications

Article | 11/01/2011 Wikipedia celebrates a decade of edit wars, controversy and Internet dominance
Wikipedia and its users are planning more than 300 celebration events across six continents for the 10th anniversary of the free, online encyclopedia ...
Article | 6/08/2009 The battle over voice, the war of UC
Last week, I wrote about the possible implications of the new lineup of FCC commissioners. They certainly haven't wasted any time: On Aug. 3, the FCC ...

Whitepapers about unified communications

Case study: Robinson Legal integrates an all-in-one unified communications and collaboration (UCC) solution

A 5-year old analogue telephony system used by law firm Robinson Legal was costing $36,000 annually in call line and rental charges yet the phones were only being used to make, take and transfer calls without the multi functional benefits available from unified communications and collaboration. Learn how Robinson Legal selected a highly flexible telephony solution that integrated voice, e-mail, text, and faxes and mobile devices – all accessible from just one call number.
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