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UC deployments stressing enterprise Wi-Fi networks, warns Ixia
LAS VEGAS--The expansion of unified communications platforms in the enterprise has placed a lot of stress on Wi-Fi networks.
Spotlight: ShoreTel launches docking station that turns iOS devices into desk phones
Unified communications (UC) provider ShoreTel unveiled this week a docking station that enables Apple's iPads and iPhones to function as desk phones when combined with the company's ShoreTel Mobility app.
Spotlight: AT&T adding Microsoft Lync to its enterprise UC offering
AT&T is adding Microsoft Lync to its enterprise unified communications (UC) portfolio, AT&T announced Tuesday.
Mobile UC benefits and challenges enterprises
ORLANDO, Fla.--While mobile IT is not a focus of discussions here at EnterpriseConnect 2013, it is an undercurrent of a number of topics being addressed here, such as mobile unified communications.
HP launches mobility-UC workshops for enterprises
ORLANDO, Fla.--HP launched on Tuesday mobility-unified communications workshops for enterprises as part of its technology services consulting business.
ShoreTel catches up to other UC vendors with iPad support
ShoreTel is now supporting Apple's iPad on its unified communications and conferencing platforms.
Siemens unveils 2 new products in its OpenScape UC portfolio
Siemens Enterprise Communications unveiled on Tuesday its OpenScape Enterprise and OpenScape Business unified communications (UC) products.
Spotlight: PBX revenue falls while UC segment grows, says Infonetics
Global PBX market revenue dropped to $8.1 billion in 2012, down 4 percent year-over-year, according to the latest stats from Infonetics Research.
Frost & Sullivan: Aspect Software beats out Avaya for pole position in outbound dialer market
Aspect Software, a contact center and enterprise workforce optimization firm, took 22.7 percent of the declining outbound dialer market in 2011, beating out Avaya for the top spot, according to the latest research from Frost & Sullivan.
What does Oracle's Acme Packet purchase mean for enterprise communications?
Wall Street seems to like Oracle's proposed acquisition of Acme Packet, given the jump in the stock price from $23.93 at close of trading on Friday to around $29.50 during mid-day trading on Thursday, despite Acme Packet reporting a $6.5 million loss and a drop in revenues for its fourth quarter. While the deal might be good news for Acme Packet's stock, is it good news for Oracle and the enterprise communications market?
