Posts Tagged ‘convergence’

Interop 2010: Sprint’s Corey Hansen

Thursday, April 29th, 2010

Sprint’s Corey Hansen at the Sprint Interop 2010 booth, talking about IP Convergence, Unified Communications, Mobile Integration and a lot more.

Check out the video: Interop 2010: Sprint’s booth

Sprint BMG’s Strong Finish for 2009

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

Anyone who doubts Sprint’s 4G prospects should take note of the recent results from its Business Markets Group (BMG), which fueled Sprint’s impressive quarterly financial results last week.

Big business market customer wins helped drive this strong performance. These include a slew of high-profile organizations such as PETCO Animal Supplies and a number of new and renewed federal agency contracts worth more than $500 million. The result: Sprint achieved the best sequential and year-over-year improvement in net postpaid subscriber results in its history. (more…)

Challenges, Opportunities & Industry Change: Q&A w/ Sprint’s Paget Alves

Sunday, November 1st, 2009

Paget L. Alves is the President of the Business Markets Group (BMG) for Sprint Nextel and responsible for Sprint’s sales and marketing to enterprise, general business and public sector customers, and oversees the development of strategic alliances for Sprint. The BMG’s portfolio of services includes IP, international wireless and wireline and domestic 3G and 4G wireless. With more than 20 years of experience with technology companies, he has experienced a fair share of business cycles.

In the first of a Q&A series, he discusses some of Sprint’s challenges and (more…)

Interested in Convergence? You’re in Luck…

Monday, September 28th, 2009

If you are reading this blog to stay up to speed on Unified Communications and IP convergence, make sure the Sprint convergence portal is also on your radar. (more…)

UC is the Cure for Human Latency

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

It’s not a term you hear a lot, but it is a perfect term for describing what may be the best solution that UC has to offer. It is “human latency,” or the delay involved in reaching out to someone and actually making contact. (more…)