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Overview: Unified communications: The concept has been the "next big thing" for a long time. Companies that once preached the benefits of integrated voice, e-mail, IM, and video have abandoned their strategies and moved on to new businesses. But as with a lot of innovative technologies, time brings improvements in the products and the business benefits as well as some interesting new players.
More than 300 companies weighed in with their take on unified communications and VoIP in this report by InformationWeek Research.
Key areas covered:
-Unified Communications & VoIP adoption plans
-Features and challenges
Use this 9-page report to evaluate your company's unified communications strategies. Learn what challenges might occur and how security concerns can affect your installation and network.
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