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Unified Communications

Brought to You by:

Apurva Chiranewala

Agenda

•Feature

•Advantage

•Benefit

Feature

.

Unified Communication services provide

a portfolio of service offerings to deliver complete communications - messaging, voice, and video -across applications and devices any time, any where!

IP Telephony

Unified Communications Applications

Voice Network Management

Communications Infrastructure

What is

needed ?

Advantage

Enhances business productivity and facilitates agility by creating

a unified workspaceencompassing every combination

of applications, devices, networks, and operating systems.

Migrate at your own pace and enable

workers to communicate effectively no matter where their business takes them.

Source: Gartner (August 2007)

BigBenefit

Unified Communications enhances business productivity and facilitates agility by creating

a Unified Workspace encompassing every combination of applications, devices, networks, and operating systems.

Unified Communications is helping you integrate communications more closely with business processes, ensuring that

information reaches recipients every time and everywhere, no matter what their working environment, through the most appropriate medium.

Unified Communicationa Microsoft View

Benefit

Unified Communications

technologies use a software approach

instead of a rip and replace hardware approach, your business

can stay flexible and embrace innovations as they come.

When emerging technologies and changing business needs

require your communications infrastructure to adapt, all you

have to do is upgrade your software, not your hardware.

Build a future-ready foundation !!

One system, one password for all

your communications

The challenge is to accelerate

these benefits through rapid and effective deployment.

Gartner on UC

Many barriers to slowly be

resolved and that, in 2008, UC will enter

an early mainstream adoption phase globally

The business case frequently is based on a

soft return on investment (ROI),

such as productivity improvements, rather

than on hard ROIs, such as cost savings.

References:www.cisco.comwww.nortel.comwww.microsoft.com

Special Thanks to :

Suman Mishra

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