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Mar 22
2010
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Two separate announcements crossed my inbox today, and even though they were generated on opposite sides of the globe, they both highlight the beginning of a big change in large enterprise communications. It’s becoming more obvious not only that large enterprises (1,000 seats and up) are moving towards hosted communications – but what’s more interesting is why this shift is particularly well-suited for carriers and service providers.
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Nov 16
2009
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Voyager Pro UCPosted by eva@c2canalysis.com in VoIP , Unified Communications , OCS , C2C Analysis |
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LOCATION Santa Cruz, Calif – November 2, 2009 – Plantronics (NYSE: PLT) today expanded its growing portfolio of wireless headsets for Unified Communications (UC) with the new Plantronics Voyager PRO UC headset. Voyager PRO UC combines Plantronics' award-winning Voyager PRO Bluetooth headset with a plug-and-play Bluetooth USB adapter to deliver richer wideband audio on softphones along with Voyager PRO's superior noise and wind cancellation on both mobile phones and softphones.
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Nov 16
2009
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Author: Gary Barnett, CTO at Aspect
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Nov 16
2009
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iDialog – Update now available in Apple iTunes StorePosted by Dean Howarth in VoIP , Unified Communications , OCS , modality , iphone , idialog |
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iDialog v1.1.1 release
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Nov 16
2009
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BroadSoft’s View on “The Voice 3.0 Manifesto”Posted by Dean Howarth in VoIP , SaaS , OCS , broadsoft |
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If you are not familiar with super blogger Andy Abramson’s Voice 3.0 Manifesto – I recommend you take a look at an interesting blog post from Alec Saunders’s SquawkBox that crisply captures the premise. At a high-level, the concept centers on three main tenets – the given being that carriers will survive. Second – they must change, even more than they have, what they offer customers. And lastly – and perhaps most importantly is that they need to see their platform – as just that – a foundation for applications that enhance both business and personal communications. This means it’s time they boost their interest in working with and supporting the third-party developers who bring these applications to market.
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Nov 14
2009
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