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Mark Ivey is a contributing editor of the Seamless Enterprise blog. He has a broad corporate background that spans marketing, media and executive communications. He got his start as a journalist, working as a writer for BusinessWeek magazine for almost a decade. He’s since served in senior communications jobs in other companies like Sun Microsystems and Intel, where he authored a book on consumer technology (Dell Publishing). He is a native of Texas, and graduated from the University of Texas, Austin. He now lives with his wife in San Jose, California.
We’ve talked here many times about the reasons to move to Unified Communications and leverage the benefits of collaboration. But are there wrong reasons to make this move? More...
AIIM, the Association for Information and Image Management, has put out an interesting report, looking at the future of enterprise IT in light of the ways that social media have turned business upside down in just the past few years. More...
Consumer Reports’ latest mobile phone and mobile service ratings are out (in the January 2011 issue, subscription required), and Sprint is looking good. More...
There’s a bit of good news for the Unified Communications market and, hopefully, the economy as a whole. Dell’Oro Group, the analyst organization that tracks networking and telecom markets, says that in the third quarter of 2010, the UC market expanded to its highest level since 2008. More...
SIP Trunking was a hot industry topic in 2010. Here's a look at some of the most read SIP Trunking blogs on the Seamless Enterprise. More...
This Thursday, December 16, you can learn about the hottest topic in enterprise communications - SIP Trunking - without having to leave your desk. Join us for the Enterprise Connect "Realizing the Benefits of SIP Trunking for Your Enterprise" virtual event from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET, featuring webinar-style sessions by industry leaders such as Sprint. More...
With LTE dominating the industry news lately for some odd reason, we wanted to point out something that might get lost amid the hype: Millions more users, enterprises and consumers alike, can now take advantage of the benefits of Sprint 4G, thanks to the latest round of cities that now are served by high-speed wireless broadband. More...
Under the circumstances, you might call it the Ultimate Communications Machine. It’s Sprint Mobile Integration, and it is doing some very good things for BMW Manufacturing, the North American manufacturing arm of the famed German automaker. More...
Sprint’s CEO, Dan Hesse, sat down recently for a wide-ranging discussion with Om Malik, the esteemed proprietor of the tech news site GigaOM. It’s worth taking a look at, and because of the breadth of topics covered, such as devices, 4G, M2M, Sprint’s business itself, and the future direction for service providers, the interview appears in three parts. More...
Peeling back the layers of the Sprint third quarter 2010 financial report, there’s a very positive story on the business side, in the enterprise-focused Business Markets Group. The BMG was a strong contributor to the most recent quarterly performance, thanks to healthy sales, new product and solutions introductions, and increased business demand for 4G handsets, thanks in part to the growing number of markets with 4G availability. More...
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