AT&T launches wireless video service; Click-to-call with Web 2.0

Convergence & VoIP News Alert This newsletter is sponsored by ShoreTel eBook: IP Telephony from A to Z Get the book on VoIP, from vendor evaluation and selection to ensuring reliability and security. Whether you're considering a rollout or you've already deployed, you'll quickly get up to speed on the most important IP telephony issues and factors. Network World's Convergence & VoIP News Alert, 06/20/07 AT&T launches wireless video service, 06/19/07:  AT&T on Tuesday announced a new service that lets mobile users share video content on their wireless phones while simultaneously having a voice conversation. Executive Guide - VoIP: No Turning Back Discover how real-work enterprises are deploying VoIP via several case studies Click here for more information. Click-to-call with Web 2.0:  At the NXTcomm 2007 show, Microsoft is demonstrating its Connected Services Sandbox that brings Web 2.0 convergence tools to telecom companies. Convergence & VoIP Newsletter: Nortel pre-packages VoIP and unified communications, 06/18/07:  Nortel announced at the company’s annual enterprise customer conference that is introducing a program that will make unified communications easier for Nortel’s business customers to buy and deploy. The program, called UC 1-2-3, offers “ready-to-use” converged VoIP and data applications and it is designed to streamline the selection, purchasing, and deployment of unified communications products with “pre-engineered, pre-configured packages and enhanced sales tools that simplify the quoting and ordering process,” according to the company’s statement.

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