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High-end, high-resolution videoconferencing has finally coming of age. Here's what’s driving its acceptance.  Comments (1)
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IP telephony has come a long way in recent years, yet many IT leaders are still struggling to effectively make the case to upgrade. Comment on this article |
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When it comes to communications as whole, very few organizations are thinking in terms of an overarching strategy. Comments (1) |
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New telephony and security features and increased capacity make Acrobat Connect Pro more flexible, says Adobe. Comment on this article |
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Collaborative tools are taking on a larger role in an economic environment that encourages companies to work differently. Comments (3) |
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Glenn Lurie, the executive who led AT&T's negotiations with Apple for its exclusive U.S. iPhone deal, will now work on introducing wireless links in devices other than mobile phones.
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Telepresence, a high-end, high-definition form of videoconferencing—often combined with life-size images of remote participants displayed on one or more large screens—offers a higher level of intimacy than other forms of virtual communication. The technology promises to make virtual meetings attractive to even the highest-ranking.
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When preparing 2009 budgets, there will be items that seem like easy cuts. However, when it comes to networking resources, three seemingly less-critical areas are probably going to increase in importance.
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Security issues top the list of networking challenges information technology professional face, according to a just-released survey by IT industry association CompTIA.
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Cisco is seeing mixed views from its customers around the world, Chief Executive John Chambers said in response to a question about global technology demand in an interview with CNBC.
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Aspect, which offers unified communications products for contact centers, will make its Aspect Unified IP contact center solution interoperable with Microsoft’s Office Communications Server 2007 under a deal that was announced March 18. Microsoft is also making an equity investment in Aspect, although financial terms were not disclosed. Comment on this article |
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Which companies tops the list may be a bit of a surprise—but a bigger surprise is where the U.S. placed.
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In 2007, the vendor side of unified communications (UC) saw tremendous hype, while many buyers struggled with confusion, wondering exactly how to define UC and what UC meant for their businesses. Comments (2) |
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