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Microsoft rolls out OCS replacement
BT is to be one of Microsoft's partners for its new generation of unifiec comms products
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Star offers unified comms to small businesses
ISP Star has launched a Microsoft-based UC service called Worklife
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Mitel to offer virtualised voice
Mitel has integrated its telephony products with VMware to offer virtualised voice.
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InTechnology claims UK's first hosted unified comms system
InTechnology claims to have delivered the UK's first fully integrated hosted UC package
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Avaya releases virtualised unified comms system
Avaya has released Aura, a unified comms product that uses virtualistion for reducing server use
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Avaya told to continue UC deal with Microsoft
Avaya should preserve Nortel's partnership with Microsoft on unified comms products if it wins its bid for Nortel Networks' enterprise assets said a senior analyst.
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Avaya and IBM team up on unified comms
Avaya and IBM have launched a co-ordinated sales and marketing programme on unified comms and have agreed to conduct technical development together.
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Company's unified comms server ready for tight market
Avaya is planning a core server with which customers and independent software vendors can easily build presence, voice and other communications modes into business applications.
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Siemens offers unified comms for mobiles
Siemens has launched new software that will allow mobile phones to connect to cellular and Wi-Fi networks, and which will transition calls between the two in order to save money by taking advantage of corporate wireless networks and public hotspots.
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Cisco boosts collaboration products
Cisco has released a bunch of products to tap into the growing remote workers market. The company, which earlier this month launched Virtual Office for home workers, is set to release more offerings to tap into the demand for flexible working. The new releases are in three complementary areas: unified comms, Telepresence videoconferencing system and the WebEx collaboration platforrm.
