Voice Messaging: Are PBXs Still Needed?
[ Source: Cisco ]
November 2008-
COMMfusion discusses varies aspects of voice messaging in this presentation. Voicemail, unified messaging, enhanced UM, and Unified Communications are explored.
UC Market Update & Forecast
[ Source: Cisco ]
November 2008-
The Most valuable Unified Communications functions in terms of productivity are presence, IM, and conferencing/collaboration. Commfusion explores the players, components, numbers and projections of Unified Communications.
Presence: The Cornerstone Of Enterprise Communications?
[ Source: COMMfusion LLC ]
March 2008-
How has presence evolved beyond instant messaging "buddy lists?" What applications use/require presence capabilities today? Presence servers gather presence information from various sources and provide unified presence
information to end users or applications. Today, rich presence provides context: status info about any of the communications or workflow tools a person may use along with the person’s context. COMMfusion explores presence in this presentation.
Unified Communications Market Overview And Forecast
[ Source: COMMfusion LLC ]
March 2008-
UC integrates real-time and non-real-time communications with business processes and requirements based on presence capabilities, presenting a consistent unified user interface and experience across multiple devices and media types. COMMfusion discusses the players, the pattens, the status of UC and future scenarios for the market.
Enterprise 2.0
[ Source: InformationWeek ]
April 2007-
The use of instant messaging in business is common, but at most companies, more robust Web 2.0 applications like mashups, presence awareness, and Ajax-powered Web portals are still in the experimentation phase. InformationWeek Research conducted this Web survey to examine the use of Web 2.0 tools -- such as wikis, blogs, RSS feeds, social networking, instant messaging, portals, mashups, and other Web-based collaborative applications. The survey was conducted in February 2007 and was completed by ....
Re-envisioning Operations: CEO’s Playbook For A Converged Future
[ Source: Infosys Technologies ]
April 2007-
The combined impact of globalization, demographics, deregulation, and technology change is driving the need for operational transformation. With changing value propositions, telcos must become more agile.
Choosing A Videoconferencing Solution
[ Source: Interop ]
May 2009-
Traditional videoconferencing vendors, as well as a set of recent market entries, are pushing a wide variety of videoconferencing solutions. These offerings run the gamut from high-end telepresence suites to software solutions running on the PC desktop. Which technologies will provide the right communications solution for your enterprise’s needs? This session will propose a decision tree for sorting through the vendor offerings and hype, while focusing on the right size, right bandwidth, and right features ....
Telepresence Or High-Definition Videoconferencing
[ Source: Interop ]
May 2009-
Vendor hype and product placement have given telepresence unprecedented visibility in the boardroom, but the IT team and the blogosphere think HD videoconferencing can provide the same experience at a dramatically lower cost. In this session, we will quiz a panel of vendors on the differences between HD videoconferencing and telepresence. Later, we will attempt to determine when each solution should be considered and why.
Video On The Enterprise Network: From Requirements To Solutions
[ Source: Interop ]
May 2009-
Videoconferencing places significant demands on the enterprise network, both in terms of how the traffic needs to be treated (priority and quality of service) and in the bandwidth needed to support good video. Designing the right network solution to support an enterprise videoconferencing deployment is critical to getting early positive feedback on using a video capability that will affect its uptake as a business tool. This session with John Bartlett will look at the technical ....
Is There A Need For A Next-Gen LAN Switch
[ Source: Interop ]
May 2009-
As recently as a decade ago, the majority of local area networks (LANs) were based on shared media. Today, they are based on switching and are designed for two key parameters: speed and availability. However, there is a growing interest in implementing services, such as security in LAN switches. This session will help IT organizations determine what functionality belongs in each class of LAN switch. To achieve that goal, this session will look at how ....