Posts Tagged ‘VoIP’

Building the Unified Communications Business Case: ROI Edition

Monday, March 15th, 2010

We’ve talked on this blog about the difficulty of quantifying the ROI for Unified Communications, since it’s tough to sell the concept of vastly improved productivity to those decision-makers who see the world in dollars and cents. There’s a new and interesting white paper on the topic by Irwin Lazar of Nemertes Research that offers advice on making a bottom-line business case for UC migration. (more…)

Where Do We Go from Here with Unified Communications?

Monday, February 8th, 2010

This is the last segment in a six part series highlighting Sprint’s deployment of unified communications. To read the previous segments click on the appropriate links: How We Got Started, Planning the Move, Successful First Phase, Where We Are Today, and Lessons Learned. (more…)

The Sprint UC Story: Lessons Learned

Monday, January 25th, 2010

Months of planning and deploying Unified Communications within a company the size of Sprint continually pushes us to examine what we have learned. We have learned many important lessons and by sharing them, hope to make things easier for others embarking on UC initiatives. (more…)

The top ten blog posts for the entire year of 2009

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

With the new year upon us, we thought it would be a good time to look back…so we could look ahead.

By that, I mean 2009 was the year of predictions for Seamless Enterprise. Several of our bloggers took a crack at predicting emerging trends and created forward-looking visions of the future. Three of these articles stood out in my mind:

Steve Parrot had six predictions about Unified Communication in 2014: he feels the term UC will become (more…)

The Sprint UC Story: Where We Are Today

Monday, January 11th, 2010

Rolling out UC to a company with 50,000 employees and contractors isn’t something you do overnight. Currently, we are almost 50% complete and it has been a very successful first year. (more…)