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Unified Communication - Investment or Expense? |
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Written by Michael Tanenhaus
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 08:55 |
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Recently I was asked for an opinion regarding the actual direct and indirect cost benefits of Unified Communications. For those that dont know - unified communications defines the set of technologies (email, phone (voip), video conferencing, IM, faxing, etc) that people can use to communicate with each other all integrated together in a simple to access framework. This framework is designed to increase personal productivity by making everyday tasks take less time to accomplish and to reduce corporate costs by eliminating or reducing certain overheads such as phone bills. |
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Laptops and Linux |
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Written by Jessica Tanenhaus
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Friday, 24 October 2008 06:45 |
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We're looking at doing an internal equipment refresh right now and, since everyone uses a laptop at our office and more than half use Linux, that means looking at laptops that can run Linux well. It is kind of surprising how limited that selection can be, particularly considering how many manufacturers have started waving the Linux flag around a bit and opening their hearts to Linux.
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The Beauty of Partnering |
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Written by Jessica Tanenhaus
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Wednesday, 15 October 2008 09:05 |
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We've recently been doing a lot more partnering with other solution providers and resellers, both to provide more in-depth service for our customer and as a provider of specialized services.
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What will be the Impact of VoIP on Your LAN and WAN? |
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Written by Marv Berger
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Monday, 13 October 2008 06:21 |
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Author: Marvin Berger One of the often-cited advantages of Voice over IP is that the office telephone system moves onto the local area network (LAN), and you then have just one network to maintain, not two. Whether this is good news depends on how you feel about your LAN. Local area networks are generally far superior to what they were even a few years ago, but you may need to upgrade your LAN’s switches. |
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