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The man who built HP ProCurve into a billion-dollar business and a strong Cisco alternative currently serves on Mitel's board of directors
He'll remain on the board and stay on while a search committee seeks his replacement. The company also announced financials, which were flat.
Sprint's board of directors might harbor concerns about giving a competitor a leg up in 4G, but partnering might be their only hope to keep WiMAX as a viable option.
Making mobile application development easier for multiple platforms could facilitate mobile UC in the enterprise.
Although sales took a hard hit from the economic downturn, IP desktop phones continue to be the preferred telephony endpoint for the majority of business users.
School was about to open and the mandate was to get everything working before classes resumed.
"When asked [the employees] about their interest in working from home, only 21% said they were not at all interested".
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Here's a roundup of our coverage on today's Skype news; the product announcement as well as the acquisition rumors:
TUESDAY: Acquisition rumors denied
Cisco Trying to Buy Skype?
Skype vs. Google
Skype Officially Launches Skype Connect
This move threatens revenue streams from long distance carriers, particularly cellular carriers. It also threatens UC equipment makers such as Microsoft, Avaya, and Cisco as well a slew of related industries such as soft phone developers.
In a conversation with Dave Michels, Digium CEO Danny Windham talks about scaling Asterisk to the enterprise; whether he's the leader of a movement; whether Digium should go public; and how the company that introduced open source to the enterprise telephony world will continue to try and disrupt that world.
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