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Unified Communications Picking Up Steam

by CRN Staff

Unified communications is a growing industry expected to reach $18.5 billion by 2013. Industy analysts and a UC VAR tell CRN how to leverage this trend.
Unified Communications Software Gets Sticky

by CRN Staff

ObjectWorld's three editions of its Unified Communications Server span from five to 5,000 users in a software-only offering that is completely Microsoft-based and can be integrated into a Microsoft environment.
2009 Channel Chiefs: Networking And Unified Communications

by Larry Hooper

Our definitive guide to who's who in networking and unified communications channel management.
BlueWater Builds On Unified Communications

by Jennifer Bosavage

When Bob Cagnazzi left Dimension Data North America a little more than a year ago, he took with him an enviable track record.
Microsoft Broadens Unified Communications Partnerships

by Andrew R. Hickey

Microsoft unveils three strategic partnerships at VoiceCon, pairing with Aspect Software for the conact center and Tandberg and Polycom to deliver HD video.
IBM To Virtualize Unified Communications

by Andrew R. Hickey

IBM unveiled new uses for its Lotus Sametime software and makes the leap into virtual worlds through key partnerships announced at VoiceCon Orlando 2008.
2012 Channel Champions: Unified Communications

by Chad Berndtson

Even with strong pushes from Microsoft and Avaya, Cisco trumped the competition to take the Unified Communications crown in this year's Channel Champions survey.
ARC 2011: Unified Communications/VoIP

by Chad Berndtson

Solution providers surveyed in this year's ARC gave Cisco the win in the unified communications category.
Startup Puts Unified Communications On One Box

by Kevin McLaughlin

Unison, a company bringing a Linux-based unified communications technology to market, released pricing and channel program details.
Capitalizing On The Unified Communications Craze

by Steven Burke

Unified Communications is being hailed by business leaders as a high ROI path to services-rich, multi-vendor solutions that satisfy customers, are you ready to capitalize on these gains by providing unified communications to your clients?
Microsoft Exec: Unified Communications Will Yield ROI

by Kevin McLaughlin

Microsoft is taking a software-centric approach to its unified communications strategy to enhance collaboration and enable businesses to realize faster return on investment.
Microsoft Unveils Unified Communications Developer Portal

by Kevin McLaughlin

Microsoft recently took the wraps off a new MSDN portal where developers can get their hands on APIs and SDKs for building unified communications solutions.
ARC 2010: Unified Communications/VoIP

by Chad Berndtson

The competition for unified communications is strong and getting stronger, thanks to the increasing availability and affordability of IP communications and a glut of vendors that with everything from UC infrastructure platforms to UC-ready end points are trying to lay claim to UC supremacy.
Lotus Expands Sametime Unified Communications Apps

by Rick Whiting

Company says some new Sametime customers are Microsoft Exchange users.
Unified Communications Startup Hops On Free Train

by Kevin McLaughlin

Unison, a scrappy startup in the unified communications space, is aiming to slay giants like Cisco and Microsoft by giving away its software through a sponsor-supported model.

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Unified Communications Picking Up Steam

by CRN Staff

Unified communications is a growing industry expected to reach $18.5 billion by 2013. Industy analysts and a UC VAR tell CRN how to leverage this trend.

Unified Communications Software Gets Sticky

by CRN Staff

ObjectWorld's three editions of its Unified Communications Server span from five to 5,000 users in a software-only offering that is completely Microsoft-based and can be integrated into a Microsoft environment.

2009 Channel Chiefs: Networking And Unified Communications

by Larry Hooper

Our definitive guide to who's who in networking and unified communications channel management.

BlueWater Builds On Unified Communications

by Jennifer Bosavage

When Bob Cagnazzi left Dimension Data North America a little more than a year ago, he took with him an enviable track record.

Microsoft Broadens Unified Communications Partnerships

by Andrew R. Hickey

Microsoft unveils three strategic partnerships at VoiceCon, pairing with Aspect Software for the conact center and Tandberg and Polycom to deliver HD video.

IBM To Virtualize Unified Communications

by Andrew R. Hickey

IBM unveiled new uses for its Lotus Sametime software and makes the leap into virtual worlds through key partnerships announced at VoiceCon Orlando 2008.

2012 Channel Champions: Unified Communications

by Chad Berndtson

Even with strong pushes from Microsoft and Avaya, Cisco trumped the competition to take the Unified Communications crown in this year's Channel Champions survey.

ARC 2011: Unified Communications/VoIP

by Chad Berndtson

Solution providers surveyed in this year's ARC gave Cisco the win in the unified communications category.

Startup Puts Unified Communications On One Box

by Kevin McLaughlin

Unison, a company bringing a Linux-based unified communications technology to market, released pricing and channel program details.

Capitalizing On The Unified Communications Craze

by Steven Burke

Unified Communications is being hailed by business leaders as a high ROI path to services-rich, multi-vendor solutions that satisfy customers, are you ready to capitalize on these gains by providing unified communications to your clients?

Microsoft Exec: Unified Communications Will Yield ROI

by Kevin McLaughlin

Microsoft is taking a software-centric approach to its unified communications strategy to enhance collaboration and enable businesses to realize faster return on investment.

Microsoft Unveils Unified Communications Developer Portal

by Kevin McLaughlin

Microsoft recently took the wraps off a new MSDN portal where developers can get their hands on APIs and SDKs for building unified communications solutions.

ARC 2010: Unified Communications/VoIP

by Chad Berndtson

The competition for unified communications is strong and getting stronger, thanks to the increasing availability and affordability of IP communications and a glut of vendors that with everything from UC infrastructure platforms to UC-ready end points are trying to lay claim to UC supremacy.

Lotus Expands Sametime Unified Communications Apps

by Rick Whiting

Company says some new Sametime customers are Microsoft Exchange users.

Unified Communications Startup Hops On Free Train

by Kevin McLaughlin

Unison, a scrappy startup in the unified communications space, is aiming to slay giants like Cisco and Microsoft by giving away its software through a sponsor-supported model.

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