IBM Explores Pros, Cons of UC in the Cloud

September 27, 2010 Create or Manage Your Profile Communications Daily Brought to you by IBM Explores Pros, Cons of UC in the Cloud IBM debuts new consulting service to help enterprises determine whether it makes sense to move to the cloud—or not. Read more >> FCC's White Space Ruling: A shot in the arm for IP communications. The relaxation of rules regarding unused TV spectrum could generate a $7 billion per year industry, according to one study. Read more >>    Polycom Nabs Former Cisco Executive to Run UC Effort    Is Google Now a Carrier?    fring Offers VoIP at Rock Bottom Prices    Research: Consolidation in the VoIP/UC Industry    AccessLine Hosted VoIP Now Available over New Edge's Nationwide MPLS Network    Save Your Storage Infrastructure with Data Deduplication - Symantec    Long Term Data Retention: 5 Key Considerations - Quantum    eKit: Extend Your Applications to DB2 - IBM Job Title: Senior Software Engineer - Windows, High-Frequency, Low-Latency ? Need 2! (IL) Company: Next Step Systems Location: US-IL-Chicago    Whitepaper: SUSE Linux vs Red Hat--Which is Right for You? - Novell    Oracle to DB2 Conversion Guide. Sponsored by IBM    Free Security Scans from Sophos    The HP LaserJet: Pays for itself in less than 1 year. Calculate your payback.    Centrally Manage Local Unix Users and Groups. Download Quest Identity Manager. Top Five Reasons for Choosing a Hosted Unified Communications Solution The technical complexity of UC makes premise-based deployment a daunting challenge for most organizations. Read more >> Netstat -vat by Sean Michael Kerner FCC goes open source with Drupal From the 'Drupal Rulz' files:The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is following in the footsteps of the Whitehouse.  FCC.gov is set to embrace the same open source Drupal content management system technology that Whitehouse.gov has been using for almost... Read more >>

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