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Average revenues for leading Asian telecoms incumbents fell for the first time in 2009, according to Ovum’s new report, Asia-Pacific’s Telecoms Overview.
The latest version of the open-source system also includes new features for cloud computing
Global and major regional telcos will become strong players across the full spectrum of cloud computing services.
According to Ovum, m-commerce is a “game changer” for the insurance industry, and companies must begin to offer it to customers in 2010 to maintain market presence.
New Delhi International Airport Private Limited (DIAL) has chosen Belden to build one of the most extensive and comprehensive structured cabling ever deployed by an international airport in India.
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By integrating the latest release of Microsoft® Exchange with IP-based telephony, a new world of integrated messaging unfolds. The potential of a unified mailbox can only be deployed by using expert skills, explains Rudy Gopaul, Solutions Architect at Dimension Data.
Organisations are always looking to maximise the use of their investment in technology, while delivering more flexible and effective ways for their staff to communicate and collaborate. Integrating all forms of communication - from telephony to e-mail, web conferencing to instant messaging (IM) - helps to deliver a richer communications environment that ultimately results in cost savings and productivity increases.
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See how PVB was able to to track network performance at a glance making it easy to identify and show evidence where a problem existed with help from SolarWinds
See how one of Australia's leading engineering consultants for building design and construction uses SolarWinds’ Orion Network Performance Monitor (NPM) and Orion Application Performance Monitor (APM) to proactively alert and diagnose network and application potential problems before they became disruptive to their users.
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Most organisations maintain multiple directories and the number of directories to maintain grows every time a new technology is added to the communications mix.
In the current economic downturn, the business case for on-premise conferencing solutions is too compelling to ignore, writes Gavin Hill, Global Business Development Manager for Unified Communications at Dimension Data.
Unified communications is not a technology that you can sell as a single product to a client, it’s a client experience. It leverages an organisation’s existing investment, whether it is telephony, e-mail, directory services, video conferencing or other components, and provides organisations with a unified communications experience on a single interface.
A recent Gartner survey found that 85 percent of organizations anticipate their spending with external service providers (ESP) to increase or stay the same when the economy returns, pointing to a return to growth in the IT services market in 2010.
As networks grew and functionality became more complex, the role of the network OS expanded.
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The FVS336G, though awkwardly named, is easy to install, easy to configure, and easy to manage.
Polycom estimates a mid-sized enterprise will reduce first-year spend by as much as US$2.1M compared to a competing deployment.
Polycom CX500, 600 and 3000 IP Phones exclusively integrate Microsoft unified communications and Polycom HD Voice for desktops and conference rooms.
