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I’d Like to Thank the Academy…

on June 18, 2009 by Denise Russell Fleming

We are going to have to make room in the Sprint corporate trophy case! We have won an award that recognizes and salutes how Sprint enables Unified Communications. The good people at Global Telecoms Business magazine honored Sprint with their annual Innovation Award on Tuesday evening. More...


Five Steps to Determine if Your Company is Ready for UC

on June 09, 2009 by Steve Parrott

Is your organization ready for a major change? That may be the biggest question you need to ask when you are seriously considering a unified communications deployment. UC changes the way you do business and communicate, and few if any organizations can just snap their fingers and create a UC nirvana, much as they’d like to. More...


Unified Communications Focal Point of Virtual VoiceCon

on June 04, 2009 by Steve Coker

If your company is scaling back on the trade show circuit this year, there are lots of ways to stay in the know. Take the Virtual VoiceCon show for example. On June 10, you can experience a great tradeshow without leaving your office. More...


7 Ways IT Can Help the Planet

on May 28, 2009 by Mark Ivey

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Information technology is considered a “clean” industry. True, its contribution to global environmental issues pails in comparison to automobiles or heavy industry. But IT does contribute to the problem, and it’s growing. More...


The Emphasis is on Unified

on May 11, 2009 by Denise Russell Fleming

To appreciate the value of unified communications, the emphasis really needs to be on “unified” versus “communications.” Any organization can communicate, with almost unlimited options for how they do it. But it takes a special mix of technologies and capabilities to make those communications truly unified. This allows the people involved to function as one tight and highly effective unit. More...


SIP Trunking: First Step to Unified Communications for Federal Agencies

on March 20, 2009 by Bill White

The path to unified communications for forward-thinking federal agencies begins with a step that not only gets them moving in the right direction, but significantly reduces their communications costs, freeing up budget money for more urgent uses. More...


How’s This for a Unified Communications Success Story?

on February 10, 2009 by Steve Coker

One of the things that Marketing loves is a good customer success story. Showing what one company is doing successfully with your product is a great way to get others interested. More...


Why SIP Trunking and OCS 2007 R2 Integration Matters

on February 05, 2009 by Steve Coker

Our announcement this week of Sprint’s integration of our Global MPLS network and SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) trunking with Microsoft’s Office Communications Server 2007 Release 2 (OCS 2007 R2) is significant not just because Sprint is one of the first United States-based providers of SIP Trunking services qualified for use with Office Communications Server 2007 R2, but also for what it means to businesses and their unified communications deployments. More...


IP Trunking – so Many Options

on November 17, 2008 by Steve Coker

If you are looking to deploy IP trunking to your IP PBX, you face an array of challenging decisions. So much for the idea that things in IP are simpler than they were in the world of TDM voice. It is the benefits of IP that also create some of its biggest challenges.More...