Articles about Cisco Systems

Cisco plans to retain a number of Tandberg's flagship videoconferencing offerings. Continue Reading »

Newsmakers this week include Cisco Systems, Sprint, BT, Siemens Enterprise Communications, Sprint Mobile Integration, Global IP Solutions, Tango Networks, Network Equipment Technologies, Evangelyze, Microsoft, Agito Networks, Dell’Oro Group, 8x8, VBrick, Tandberg, and PepsiCo. Continue Reading »

Tandberg has expanded its fleet of telepresence engines with the addition of the new Codec C40 to its C Series codec platform. Continue Reading »

Newsmakers this week include BroadSoft, Polycom, Cisco, Avistar, Lifesize, Tandberg, Radvision, Wainhouse Research, Intellectual Ventures Management, Network Equipment Technologies, Sunova, Mitel, Juniper, Zeacom, Marriott and AT&T. Continue Reading »

Rollouts are full of surprises. Smart organizations do what they can to anticipate what will work in the real world and what won't. That process starts with paying attention to case studies and other words of wisdom from those who have gone through the process. The key is to not reinvent the wheel. Continue Reading »

Cisco wants to be all things to all people – or all communications channels to all businesses – according to industry observers. Continue Reading »

The strategic partnership gives both companies an opportunity to challenge Cisco. Continue Reading »

Last year was difficult for just about every company in IT and telecom, but Infonetics Research's Matthias Machowinski says that firms in the UC platforms and software client sectors did better than most. Machowinski discusses that finding, how he sees the market, Avaya's roadmap announcement earlier this week and other topics with our Carl Weinschenk. Continue Reading »

Two weeks ago, while I was preparing the piece that ultimately was headlined Unifying Unified Communications for ITBE’s site Unified Communications Edge, Radvision vice president Robert Romano said something very interesting to me. Continue Reading »

This is an exciting time for Avaya. In winning the auction of Nortel Enterprise Solutions, the company is adding about 6,000 employees, including 25 executives. The next half-year will be interesting and challenging, as the newly combined organization works through the integration. In the first of an ongoing series of slide shows on UC vendors products and services, Unified Communications Edge takes a look at Avaya's top products. Continue Reading »