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whitepaper Unified Communications Streamlines Operations2007-06-30 01:00:35 Cisco Systems
  Unified communications can help address the challenge today's organizations face as they contend with increasingly complex environments that feature a wide array of communications methods.   
whitepaper Unified Application: Uses and Benefits2007-06-30 01:00:35 Cisco Systems
  Many benefits of deploying an IP Communications (IPC) system are, by now, well-known and well-documented. However, once the basic IPC foundation is set, there are several additional applications that can leverage this converged IP network even more fully. Quantifying the real productivity gains and out-of-pocket cost savings of these relatively new value-added Unified Communications applications can be challenging for those organizations considering an investment in IPC1. Yet if armed with such information, potential adopters could make a far more comprehensive ROI justification for their planned deployments. One source of such information are benchmarks from current users−data which until now has been in short supply.   
whitepaper Unified Application: Uses and Benefits2007-06-30 01:00:35 Cisco Systems
  Many benefits of deploying an IP Communications (IPC) system are, by now, well-known and well-documented. However, once the basic IPC foundation is set, there are several additional applications that can leverage this converged IP network even more fully. Quantifying the real productivity gains and out-of-pocket cost savings of these relatively new value-added Unified Communications applications can be challenging for those organizations considering an investment in IPC1. Yet if armed with such information, potential adopters could make a far more comprehensive ROI justification for their planned deployments. One source of such information are benchmarks from current users−data which until now has been in short supply.   
whitepaper Top Myths of Unified Communications2007-06-30 01:00:35 Cisco Systems
  As with any new technology, myths and misinformation have sprung up about unified communications. As voice, video, and data networks have begun to converge, more organizations are seeing the value in deploying Internet Protocol-based (IP-based) unified communications solutions, including voice over IP (VoIP) and IP telephony; unified messaging; voice mail; contact center solutions; audioconferencing, videoconferencing, and Web collaboration; and integrated communications and mobility solutions that leverage presence information.   
whitepaper Cisco Solutions Simplify Business Communications2007-06-30 01:00:35
  Cisco Solutions Simplify Business Communications IP Communications solutions have proven value in helping organizations address a host of communications challenges, enabling them to streamline business processes and reduce costs. For years, companies of all sizes have been realizing the benefits that a common IP infrastructure for all voice, data, and video communications can deliver. Today, with the Cisco Unified Communications system of voice, video, and IP Communications products, those benefits are greater than ever. Instead of simply connecting products, the Cisco Unified Communications system provides structure and intelligence to help organizations integrate their communications more closely with business processes, and ensure that information reaches recipients quickly, through the most appropriate medium.   
whitepaper Business Benefits: Cost and Productivity Improvement2007-06-30 01:00:35 Cisco Systems
  Discover more about how implementing a unified communications solution can improve your ROI.   
whitepaper Making the Business Case for Unified Communications2007-06-30 01:00:35
  Today, business executives understand that Internet Protocol-based (IP-based) solutions operating over a converged voice-and-data network are the best choice to replace aging telephone systems. But because the expense for fully implementing Voice over IP (VoIP) and unified communications also impacts the data network, you want your investment to deliver a rapid and adequate return, with both strategic and financial value.   
whitepaper Cisco Unified Communications Manager 6.0 TCP and UDP Port Usage2007-06-09 01:00:33 Cisco Systems
  This paper provides a list of the TCP and UDP ports that Cisco Unified Communications Manager (formerly Cisco Unified CallManager) 6.0 uses for intracluster connections and for communications with external applications or devices. It provides important information for the configuration of firewalls, Access Control Lists (ACLs), and Quality of Service (QoS) on a network when an IP Communications solution is implemented.   
whitepaper Unified communication transform business communication2007-04-19 08:49:11 Cisco Systems
 

Business communications often fail to keep pace with the demand for real-time communications to address mission-critical business needs. Unified communications offers new flexibility and manageability across multimodal applications to deliver unprecedented levels of connection for the distributed workforce. They unravel communication bottlenecks, tie together applications with a simple user interface, and support closer collaboration across the enterprise. Unified communications also provides a competitive differentiator by enabling employees to reach others more quickly and eliminate delays caused by the inability to reach key decision-makers.

  
whitepaper Mobility Solutions Extend Cisco Unified Communications2007-06-09 01:00:33 Cisco Systems
  Cisco Unified Communications, which includes IP telephony, unified messaging, customer contact, Web and video conferencing, and presence technology, is dramatically helping businesses communicate more efficiently. Now Cisco is extending and enhancing the mobility component of Cisco Unified Communications. The combination is allowing knowledge workers who are mobile - whether on a retail floor or at an airport or at a Wi-Fi hotspot in a local coffee shop - to also enjoy the efficiencies and speed of Cisco Unified Communications.   

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