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Juniper and Polycom are partnering to develop a solution that will enable service providers to offer video services over a converged network, a move that company officials say will save capital and operating costs. The new solutions will be available midyear. The move comes as the video collaboration space heats up, with Ciscos aggressive moves in the market and as other vendors, such as Logitech, look to gain traction.
– Juniper Networks and Polycom are joining forces to help drive down the cost
and complexity of delivering video conferencing services.
Juniper and Polycom officials on Jan. 25 announced plans to create a
solution that will take advantage of technology from both companies that will
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The UC alliance between Siemens Enterprise Communications Group and Polycom comes in the middle of other maneuverings in the market, including Ciscos intended acquisition of video conferencing equipment maker Tandberg. At the same time, Mitel is kicking off a bus tour through the United States to show off its UC offerings, including its TeleCollaboration telepresence software.
– The maneuvering in the increasingly competitive video conferencing
space is continuing, with Siemens Enterprise Communications Group
announcing that it will integrate Polycoms telepresence technology
into its unified communications offerings.
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This blog is officially supporting Team Conan. Partly because the whole affair makes it feel a little bit like The Larry Sanders Show never actually finished, just that Conan OBrien took over the role of the titular chat show host.

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At the ITExpo East 2010 show, Aastra is demonstrating its new MX-One Compact offering, which brings unified communications technology including integrated mobility and productivity enhancing tools to SMBs. The Aastra product is for deployments of up to 300 extensions, and is designed to offer enterprise-grade communications capabilities to smaller businesses.
– Aastra is looking to give SMBs the same communications capabilities as
larger enterprises.
At the ITExpo East 2010 show in Miami
Jan. 20, Aastra unveiled the MX-One Compact, a UC (unified communications) call
control manager that offers such capabilities as the integration of mobile
phones into… Read the rest of this entry »

[Note: This is one of those updates were a bit disappointed with. However, there is quite an interesting bit right at the end, so if you start to get bored, skip along there instead.]

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