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AT&T steps into UC from the cloud with new service offering
AT&T (NYSE: T) is jumping into the unified communications space with both (big) feet, today announcing AT&T Unified Communications Services, delivering a carrier-grade solution aimed at Read more >>
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Citrix reports record revenue, soft outlook for 1Q12
Citrix Systems (Nasdaq: CTXS) reported strong earnings this week, but the company plans to increase acquisitions in the coming year and to reorganize its sales force, which prompted the company to Read more >>
Cablevision's Optimum Lightpath targets SMBs with new conferencing lineup
Cablevision (NYSE: CVC)'s Optimum Lightpath, which sells VoIP and other Ethernet-based communication solutions in the New York metropolitan area businesses, is rolling out conferencing services that Read more >>
Kerio's new Asterisk-based Operator 1.2 adds support for analog lines
UC vendor Kerio Technologies, looking to push deeper into the SMB market, this week rolled out its latest iteration of its IP PBX phone system, Kerio Operator 1.2, which now is based on Asterisk 1.8. Read more >>
LiveSize sales up 6% in otherwise dismal Logitech 3Q; firm again lowers 2012 guidance
Citing weak demand and an eroding Euro, Logitech (Nasdaq: LOGI) today lowered its full-year outlook, saying it would likely earn $60 million on revenue of $2.3 billion for the fiscal year ending Read more >>
Polycom adds 5 execs from Cisco, HP, Intel, Juniper, as it readies enterprise push
Polycom (Nasdaq: PLCM), coming off strong earnings for the fourth quarter, is reshuffling its executive ranks, adding five North America based sales execs to help it push its video collaboration Read more >>
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- Polycom's Q4 leads analysts to up targets for earnings, share price
- Avaya unveils Flare Communicator for Apple's iPad
- Vidtel, CounterPath stretch videoconferencing to Bria-enabled PCs, iPhones
- Avaya sees more exec changes as channel partner boss steps down
- Infracast partnering with Voxeo for cloud-based outbound messaging
- Esnatech debuts updated Office-LinX
- Polycom teams with Lenovo to extend RealPresence video collaboration
- For $225 (and a spare netbook), your own telepresence robot
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Editor's Corner
Is your video conferencing technology giving others a look inside your business?
Businesses communicate in a lot of ways and, increasingly, are turning to an array of videoconferencing tools as the technology becomes easier to use and more ubiquitous. It provides an upfront, Read more >>
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U.S. cloud vendors risk losing European market due to data privacy disconnect
Rising concern within the European Parliament regarding its citizens' data privacy has put the U.S. on the defensive and American companies selling cloud services in a tight spot. EU companies and governments guard customer's private data, but Patriot Act provisions make it possible to release data to U.S. law enforcement despite EU regulations. And what the disconnect means is that U.S. cloud vendors are losing contracts, losing business, and losing traction in one of the most connected regions in the world. Editor's Corner
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- Jim O'Neill: Is your video conferencing technology giving others a look inside your business?
- Jim O'Neill: The iPad has become the Apple of Enterprise's eye
- Jim O'Neill: Lack of interoperability is the bane of technology adoption
- Jim O'Neill: Count on a sizzling videoconferencing segment in 2012
- Jim O'Neill: Enterprise communications sector saw it all in 2011
- Jim O'Neill: Study: Mobility can be a drag on workers… but there is a bright side
- Jim O'Neill: Cisco to HP: 'Support employee freedom,' as it lands another rival exec
Telecom Industry News
- Georgia legislators propose bill to curtail community broadband
- CRTC appoints Bell Canada, Rogers veteran Leonard Katz as interim chairman
- Taking stock in Q4 2011's enterprise communications growth
- Juniper's Q4 performance impacted by weak carrier spending
- Medford, Mass. mayor wants Verizon to complete city's FiOS buildout
IPTV News
- AT&T adds 208,000 U-verse subs, sees strong sales in 4Q
- AT&T cutting jobs in Connecticut; CWA readies for April contract expiration
- Modem shortages lead to delays in Milwaukee U-verse installs
- Telcos to top 100 million pay-TV subscribers globally this year
- Research puts hybrid-STB shipments at 100 million in 2015
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