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Contemplating Telecommunications Clearly
RSS FeedYesterday, Cisco joined the ranks of Microsoft, (Skype), Google, Yahoo, Apple, AOL, Facebook, Salesforce.com, and others with free IM and presence. From the Cisco blog: Today we’re announcing that we…
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In April 2010, Microsoft was readying the launch of Windows Live Messenger Wave 4 and posted on its site a comparison table that clearly shows how Messenger is a far…
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I want my cell phone to control my PBX phone. I have a client today, but it’s rather dumb. I want it to passively make smart decisions based on factors…
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Are you just glad to UC me? T-Mobile launched the MyTouch 4G phone this week. Yet another Android phone is hardly newsworthy, but this one caught my attention. It has…
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The new Polycom VVX1500 is probably the single most exciting and useless product ever released from Polycom. The phone is positioned (too well) as a model for the future. It…
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@DaveMichels: SEN making big bet on #WebRTC, Sees it as disruptive force that will change how capabilities are delivered. Active w/ Stds. #eworld13 - 2 hours ago
@DaveMichels: How ironic, the design firm assisting with seamless collaboration works in silos. #eworld13 - 2 hours ago
@DaveMichels: Hummel is offering up a nice can of wine to someone that can help address this marketing challenge. #eworld13. #projectAnsible - 2 hours ago
@DaveMichels: @dnm54 It's just a project, not a product name. - 2 hours ago
There is no single product that has the potential to disrupt the IP PBX marketplace more than Microsoft’s OCS. The closest analogy is when Cisco got into voice around 2000…
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My company is a small one, about 15 people. We like technology though and have implemented way more than we should have. It is an ‘eat our own dogfood’ type…
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