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Tuesday, March 16
You can call someone at another company and establish SIP-based communications with that person, without the end user (or even the network administrators) going through any pre-configurations.
The fact that you need an additional piece of software to connect a SIP server (OCS) with a SIP phone--if that SIP phone isn't made by the same manufacturer--tells you a lot.
The real question is will the FCC succeed in its effort regulate broadband services similar to the telephone network?
The 5+ million prospects for this service should rejoice as these services can only get better, more productive--and cheaper.
Every year, the cost of bandwidth goes down and the cost of support goes up. By centralizing all UC services into a few data centers, an organization can optimize the TCO of UC services.
The Bloom box is a fuel cell that generates and delivers local electricity about twice as efficiently as the grid.
For now, bringing voice and video fully into VDI is still elusive; however, I believe we'll see significant gains in the ability of VDI to support real-time apps at the desktop in the next 2-3 years.
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Avaya's roadmap announcement for the newly-acquired Nortel's product set gives customers some vision into the future of their infrstructure, and you may have some time to make the transition. But the time to begin your transition planning is now.
The migration will take many years, possibly a decade or more to accomplish. There will be many problems that will tax the ILECs and cause financial distress.
Cisco has taken a positive step to make their voice and UC licensing simpler and easier to understand.
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