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A Quick Dance Through Cisco's UC Arsenal
We touched on WebEx (he said that we're starting to see Web collaboration, Web conferencing and presence meld together here), unified communications as more of a widget or service (so, for instance, being able to launch WebEx wherever you are), recent acquisition Securent (policy management, so you can have inter-company unified communications, seamlessly), and the new shape of presence (not just knowing that you're available, but knowing more about that person). We also talked about federated presence, perhaps a touchy subject for a company like Cisco, which has a habit of trying to set standards around its own products rather than a true openness. You judge whether there was a real answer in there or whether Mr. Cohen did a fancy dance. « Digium's Open Source Voice Solution | Main | American Journalist Uses Twitter To Bust Out Of Egyptian Jail » |
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