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Thursday, January 28

iPad: It's a...It's a...It's a Little Too Big!

By Michael Finneran, dBrn Associates | Comments(6)

Like the tablet computers that preceded it, the iPad appears to suffer from the dysfunctional Three-Bears problem (too big, too small, and too useless).

How Dominant Will Video Become?

By Eric Krapf, Editor | Comments(1)

It'll be 90% of Internet traffic, Cisco predicts. What does that mean for the enterprise?

The UC TCO

By Gary Audin, Delphi, Inc. | Comments(1)

TCO has three parts: acquisition, operating expenses, and long term expenses.

When Considering the Forecast for the UC Market, Consider History

By Melanie Turek, Frost and Sullivan | Comments(1)

The majority of one vendor's customers have yet to standardize on an enterprise IM platform. What does this mean for enterprise UC?

Reflections on Lotusphere

By Don Van Doren, UniComm Consulting/UCStrategi | No comments yet...

By concentrating on breaking specific business process communications bottlenecks, enterprises will begin to see transformative benefits from using unified communications.

Apple Money, Money, Money

By Matt Brunk, Telecomworx | No comments yet...

Apple has built their cloud, empowered the desktops and continues to build a ring of fire around its brand.

Mobility and the Cloud

By Eric Krapf, Editor | No comments yet...

Cloud computing faces challenges as a straight datacenter-outsourcing model, but the cloud is clearly the only way to go for delivering mobility applications.

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Cellular Walls Come Tumbling Down

By Dave Michels

Wireless is becoming critical to our business and personal lives and the protective barriers around the service do need to be questioned.

Follow-up on Avaya/Nortel Roadmap Announcements

By Allan Sulkin

A little-known Nortel product may move to the fore in the SMB strategy; and Avaya buys time for the larger systems.

IT's Success Depends on Strategic Shift

By Robin Gareiss

Business leaders have embraced IT as a vital part of the organization--one that must be involved in setting business strategy and determining how technology helps make the business run more efficiently.