Moving to Unified Communications Without Hardware Issues
Featured Speakers:
Aaron Goldberg
VP, Market Experts Group
Ziff Davis Enterprise
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Duration: 60 minutes
Technology Professional,
As more and more organizations start to move away from disparate messaging systems and into a common, Unified Communications environment, one of the most important Best Practices is to minimize the issues around hardware integration by using pre-tested, configured, and documented hardware platforms in both the server and client product sets. The efficiency and cost avoidance that can be gained by removing hardware integration issues is substantial, and an essential part of moving quickly from pilot to production, and minimizing disruption during this transition.
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As more and more organizations start to move away from disparate messaging systems and into a common, Unified Communications environment, one of the most important Best Practices is to minimize the issues around hardware integration by using pre-tested, configured, and documented hardware platforms in both the server and client product sets. The efficiency and cost avoidance that can be gained by removing hardware integration issues is substantial, and an essential part of moving quickly from pilot to production, and minimizing disruption during this transition.
