From: "Network Performance Guide" <alerts@1927mail.com>
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Subject: Demystifying Unified Communications
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:00:33 -0400 [thread overview]
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Demystifying Unified Communications
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Enterprises have committed to IP telephony, and completing the conversion to VoIP is just a matter of time and money.
VoIP equipment sales surpassed TDM in 2003, and Infonetics projects that 89% of worldwide enterprise voice lines will be
IP-PBX based for calendar year 2008. However, while IP telephony is moving into its second decade with enormous momentum,
most users are still waiting for full convergence and voice-enabled applications. Increased network efficiencies have been the
primary benefit of IP telephony to date as enterprises struggle with infrastructure and organizational issues. These first-generation
benefits have been considerable, but the focus is now shifting to converged applications, with the initial spotlight on Unified
Communications (UC)
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