Avaya ugrades UC system; Open-Xchange adds integration with VoIP

	Open-Xchange adds integration with VoIP | What to look for in a Fixed Mobile Convergence Solution
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	Avaya ugrades UC system Avaya recently introduced a new version of the company's flagship communications solution targeted to small and midsize enterprises. The Avaya IP Office 6.0 release is designed to be easier and offer a more affordable unified communications system to businesses with fewer than 20 employees. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: NEC How did The Peninsula Shanghai improve their guest services? They partnered with NEC. Peninsula wanted to create a fully converged voice and data wireless LAN throughout the hotel to respond to guests requests instantly. See how NEC, a leading provider of IT and network solutions and services, helped Peninsula deal with this challenge in this case study. Click to continue In this Issue Open-Xchange adds integration with VoIP What to look for in a Fixed Mobile Convergence Solution Apple leads smartphone sales smash WHITE PAPER: Websense Essential Information Protection Successful organizations depend upon their ability to collaborate, communicate, and share information online. This paper explains how Essential Information Protection is designed to help organizations make the most of their IT security investments. Read More Open-Xchange adds integration with VoIP Open-source collaboration software vendor Open-Xchange has integrated VoIP (voice over Internet Protocol) and social networking sites in the latest version of its e-mail server and client. Read More WHITE PAPER: Polycom Top Five Benefits of Video Conferencing From obvious benefits, like reduced travel costs, to a few less apparent advantages, see what Polycom customers, resellers and industry analysts are saying about the power of video conferencing. Read More What to look for in a Fixed Mobile Convergence Solution A few weeks ago I noted that we're seeing an uptick in interest from IT managers wanting to integrate mobile phones into their telephony systems. Much of this demand is a result of IT revisiting plans to migrate TDM systems to IP, replacing digital phones with IP handsets. Read More WEBCAST: Actuate Discover BIRT. Understand how BIRT simplifies and speeds to market the development of rich information applications. In this presentation, a technical expert behind BIRT will demonstrate a customer-facing application in action with Flash, Ajax, and JavaScript interactivity. Click Here! Apple leads smartphone sales smash Smartphone sales surged in the last three months of 2009, with 25 percent more sold than in the preceding quarter. Apple's iPhone, the BlackBerry and even Nokia were the overall winners. Read More
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