Posted on

Unified Communications in the firest place is Software!

The realities of the modern market are such that most manufacturers tend to tie the consumer closer to themselves. As a result, vertical solutions are proposed, which, perhaps, fulfill the functions assigned to them, but doom the customer to dictate from the manufacturer’s side. This may consist not only in the need to purchase the development of only one brand, but also requires the training of specialists (which, in fact, will be narrowly focused on the products of a specific manufacturer), purchase of additional licenses, service contracts, etc. The orientation of only one manufacturer can, in the end, be very expensive. Continue reading “Unified Communications in the firest place is Software!”

Posted on

The Pareto Principle for Unified Communications

Despite the fact that now the term Unified Communications has a variety of meanings, in our opinion, the ideology of unified communications can be only one. It is based on several basic principles. First, subscribers should be able to communicate with each other using modern telecommunications: video or voice calls, electronic and voice mail, Instant Messaging. In addition, the caller must have information about the presence status (Presence) of the person being called; be aware by what means he can be contacted – by phone, through the computer or only offline. Continue reading “The Pareto Principle for Unified Communications”

Posted on

From Unified Communications – to a Dynamic Enterprise

Unified communications – this is not just another fiction of marketers, but a reflection of the realities of the modern world and the requirements of a competitive environment. From a technological point of view, the proliferation of UC is facilitated by the emergence of new telecommunications facilities and the expansion of the capabilities of each. Now almost every modern communication device has “intellect” to some extent and allows realizing a lot of useful functions that are in demand in the current conditions. Continue reading “From Unified Communications – to a Dynamic Enterprise”