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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

A brief history of UC&C, part five: Fixed mobile convergence

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Today we'll add the fifth dimension to our brief historical review as we discuss how fixed mobile convergence (FMC) has become integral to unified communications and collaboration (UC&C). Read More


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