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You may be interested in how PingTel fits into Nortel's strategy. Here are the details according to the Hyperconnected Enterprise blog: 1. Our strategy is UC, and sipXecs is a native SIP solution consistent with our strategy. 2. Our strategy is user and application scalability.. 3.

Even though it is bit late I would like to point you to an exciting VoIP Conference taking place very soon. It will be held at Best Western Inn of Chicago. 162 E Ohio Street. Chicago, Illinois 60611. ClueCon is the annual 3-Day Telephony User and Developer Conference that brings together people from all walks of Telephony from analog to digital, like TDM <-> VoIP and beyond.

Show Me the Opportunities! July 19, 2008 11:05 AM | 0 Comments This past week has had me thinking a great deal about telecom and how it is evolving. I have come to some conclusions worth sharing. The first is that customers could care less about walled gardens.

Microsoft OCS Training July 10, 2008 10:27 AM | 0 Comments An education like no other is what we promise at ITEXPO -- especially our TMC Universtiy certification classes which take place September 16-18, 2008 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

People are always hesitant about change. For business owners—who want to utilize and take advantage of the benefits of modern technology—it can be hard for them to introduce and explain video conferencing to their employee majority will resist the idea.

When you call for a conference, everyone is expected to arrive at a designed time and place to discuss an issue and resolve it. But if the people you need to speak with are in different states or countries and those cost of getting them to come is quite expensive, you have to try something else like video conferencing.

The SIP revolution has been massively delayed, but there's hope on the horizon, says Brough Turner, CTO of NMS Communications. Brough goes back to 1996 and says SIP was very compelling, but the Read more...

Two weeks ago, RADVISION hosted the IMTC SuperOp! 2008 event. The most obvious conclusion from this event is that multimedia conferencing (or should I say Unified Communications) is getting better – at least in terms of interoperability. Without exceptions, all companies successfully connected video sessions with one another.

[The ITU have started working on a standard called the Advanced Multimedia System, or AMS. It is a communications protocol intended to solve some of the issues that plague today’s protocols and also enable functionality that is not easily achievable with current systems.

OK, now I have heard it all. Large, incumbent telephone companies are going to launch a competitor to Skype. But before I proceed with my thoughts, as often the case with such amazing speculation, it is good to air out the details before dismissing them outright.