Accent has recently added Samsung as a vendor partner to provide enhanced communication solutions to our customers! The relationship is brand new and still being developed, but from what I have personally seen from the Samsung solution it will help
The converged network—running both voice and data over IP networks—offers cost savings, increased flexibility and new capabilities. Savvy solution providers start thinking about VoIP security from the get-go, not after the fact. Traditional telecom networks used to be considered fairly secure because
This is pretty cool and a little big brotherish as well. Network World originally posted this article a couple days ago, but it caught my eye and looks to be an interesting concept. Check it out and send us your thoughts. Credit: NetworkWorld.com
Unified Communications (UC) is getting a lot of publicity in the tech media these days. But the big push by manufacturers to integrate chat and presence with existing communication systems may not drive sales as much as initially expected. A
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has been quoted as saying there will be, “no media consumption left in 10 years that is not delivered over an IP network.” Ballmer continued to say there “will be no newspapers, no magazines that are
It’s no shocker that higher oil and energy prices are putting pressure on business travel. CNBC.com is reporting that these increased travel costs are beginning to reflect on the bottom line of technology companies that can provide video conferencing and collaboration products.
Credit: Networkworld.com Mozilla is aiming to create what may be the geekiest world record ever with its upcoming Firefox 3 browser release. The company on Wednesday started a campaign asking users to pledge to download the next full release of
ShoreTel has posted a ShoreTel 8 demo video on YouTube and we have it for you on this site. You can check out the video in the left hand column. We will keep the video up for a while so
It looks like Google’s world domination plan is still full steam ahead. According to comScore, Google’s search share checked in at 61.6% in March with Yahoo finishing a distant second at 20.4% and Microsoft posting 9.1%. These staggering figures demonstrate Google’s
Long Term Evolution (LTE)-based services are garnering a lot of attention in the mobile broadband industry, despite the fact that they are at least two years away from being deployed. LTE, considered by many analysts to be the next big