Let’s add one more entry to the list of really good reasons to embrace Unified Communications. It’s a great way to help make your company greener, helping the environment and saving money at the same time. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Joe Hamblin in Unified communications, green IT | No Comments »
Here at Seamless Enterprise, we’ve written a lot about SIP Trunking over the past year or so (such as SIP Trunking as the Foundation of UC, Second Generation SIP Trunking, and the Sprint UC Story: Planning the Move), but maybe it’s time to take a step back, for the sake of readers who may not be as knowledgeable about the topic as they might like.
This is meant as more of a basic training, in the form of a few short questions and answers that we hope will provide a foundation for understanding some of the more advanced discussions we will be having in the next several weeks prior to the Sprint webinar entitled UC Without Borders: The Union of SIP Trunking & Mobility on August 10, 2010. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Marc Cravens in IP networking, Network Management & Security, Unified communications | No Comments »
In his Cisco Subnet blog on Network World, Jim Duffy recently reacted to Cisco’s foray into the business tablet computing market. In the cloud computing world of tomorrow, people will be wandering around corporate campuses with thin clients – and Apple has always had somewhat of an uphill battle in the enterprise space. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Christopher Glenn in Mobility & Devices, Unified communications | No Comments »
Teresa Kellett, Director of 4G for Sprint, recently was acknowledged as one of the “Top Women in Wireless” list, compiled by FierceWireless. This is the third annual compilation by the Fierce folks, tracking the success of female executives who are standing out in what the publication calls the “traditionally male-dominated world of telecom.” Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Editor in Mobility & Devices, News & Event | No Comments »
As I explore cloud computing more and more, I am surprised by the number of companies that do not see mobility as being integral to cloud solutions. According to McGuire’s Law, the value of a product increases with its mobility. It makes no sense, for instance, to build a next-generation Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application in the cloud without rich mobile functions. Ideally, the SaaS platform is open enough that even new phones, with no specific SaaS application written for them, still work well. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Christopher Glenn in IP networking, Network Management & Security, Unified communications, collaboration | No Comments »
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