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Business professionals today tend to work while on the go via a BlackBerry, iPhone or other smartphone devices that's becoming a normality in many of our everyday lives. San Francisco, Cali.-based Train by Cell, a mobile technology training provider, announced today that its innovative training solutions are now available on all smartphones such as the iPhone and BlackBerry. Company officials said that employers can create new methods of training while still being able to constantly communicate with and train staff.
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InVision Software has released InVision Enterprise WFM version 4.7, the latest installment of the software solution, which features more than 100 new functions. The enterprise-wide workforce management solutions from InVision Software enable companies to optimize their staff planning and scheduling processes. It also empowers customers to reduce personnel costs, improve productivity and increase revenue through better customer service.
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Business professionals today tend to work while on the go via a BlackBerry, iPhone or other smartphone devices that's becoming a normality in many of our everyday lives. San Francisco, Cali.-based Train by Cell, a mobile technology training provider, announced today that its innovative training solutions are now available on all smartphones such as the iPhone and BlackBerry. Company officials said that employers can create new methods of training while still being able to constantly communicate with and train staff.
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Darvin Butler may be thousands of miles away from his wife while serving in the U.S. military in Afghanistan. But he won't miss out on the birth of the couple's new baby in the states, thanks to Skype, an online videoconferencing service.
Under a technological partnership between CompUSA and Forgotten Soldiers Outreach, Butler and his wife, Vanesia, will the technology, developed by CompUSA and FSO to be together at the time of the birth virtually.
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Thanks to the technological partnership between CompUSA and Forgotten Soldiers Outreach, a soldier serving in the U.S. military in Afghanistan will watch the birth of his baby back in U.S. Vanesia Butler and her husband, Darvin will make use of the technology developed by CompUSA and FSO to be virtually together at the time of the birth.
Butler will make use of the free service, Skype, to make video and voice calls to her husband from a laptop. Just in time to go online and watch his daughter's birth, Darvin Butler will receive the second laptop in the next few weeks.
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Gemalto, a company specializing in digital security solutions announced that InterSwitch, is deploying its Dexxis Instant Issuance solution for accelerating chip migration in Nigeria.
InterSwitch provides secure electronic payment solutions in Nigeria and includes 25 member banks. It is expected that these banks will be replacing 30 million magnetic stripe cards within a few years.
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EasyLink Services International Corp. has announced that a leading education technology and publishing company has expanded its Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) solutions with the company to manage, track and process a large volume of business logistic and purchase order transactions.
The customer, a predominate leader in education technology, is benefiting from EasyLink's ability to streamline operations and manage cost, Kevin Maloney, senior vice president, global sales and marketing of EasyLink in a statement. In addition, they recognize EasyLink's inexhaustible customer service.
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IP communications solutions outfit MetaSwitch is teaming with Argentina-based strategic alliance company Technology Bureau in an effort to enable Latin American operators to improve operational efficiencies of regional IP infrastructure – as well as offer advanced voice services to residential and business subscribers.
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The world's first interoperable enhanced communication service that incorporates elements of the GSMA's Rich Communication Suite specifications is now available as a live commercial service in South Korea. The RCS initiative from GSMA is supported by handset vendors, core network vendors and mobile operators such as KT, and SK Telecom.
The RCS initiative from GSMA provides operators with the ability to launch a variety of feature-rich communication services that will make mobile devices even more important in a user's life. For telecommunications players who were involved in the initiative, RCS will assist the adoption of mobile applications and services to deliver rich communications experience to their customers.
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RokkSoft Solutions Corp. has launched a new partner program for Agent Partners who want to provide their clients with access to cost-effective business enhancement Software as a Service or SaaS applications.
Company officials said the program provides two different partner levels, referral agents and reseller agents.
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Secure Designs has installed a new secure remote access system for Winston-Salem's Hospice & Palliative CareCenter.
The North Carolina-based provider of managed security services has allowed nurses, social workers and chaplains of the CareCenter to access electronic medical records in the field as they provide in-home support for patients.
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U.S telecom giant AT&T has announced that small business customers nationwide can now purchase Acer, HP and Panasonic netbooks and laptops, featuring its embedded wireless technology, through its relationship with CDW, a provider of technology solutions
This latest announcement is part of company's initiative to introduce wireless capabilities into a wide variety of emerging devices beyond traditional handsets, or smartphones.
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It is becoming cyclic. Every 60 years or so, Londoners face some air bound crisis. In early December 1952, they were hit by possibly the worst smog levels ever recorded and it killed nearly 12,000 people. Now, 57 years later they realize that something drastic must be done about the carbon dioxide levels. Nobody is dying – yet.
The Environment Parliament reportedly issued a clarion call for ten percent reduction of CO2 emissions in London by the end of 2010, deeming it the 10 x 10 challenge (also called the TEN BY TEN campaign), at the London School of Economics Summit meet.
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Mission Australia, one of the nation's not-for-profit community services and employment organizations, has selected Sonar6 for its not-for-profit performance management across Australia.
As part of the pact, Mission Australia will use Sonar6's performance review and succession planning solution for 3,500 employees in eight states and territories across Australia.
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When starting a small- to medium-sized business (SMB), one of the most important aspects is to get the name and offerings of the company out into public view. Once this happens, maintaining company organization with employees and ensuring customers are satisfied with the service helps build the company and its footprint.
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OpsWise announced the release of a Workload Automation Broker for the cloud. With this announcement OpsWise Software, the developers of Automation Center, confirm full support for cloud computing infrastructures.
There is a need for workload automation as enterprises shift workload to the cloud as it is mission-critical. It is possible to keep the automation center fully deployed as a cloud solution or it can be managed as a cloud resource from a traditional data center. Automation center can also automatically identify resources and transmit workload to such resources for providing workload portability.
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Today's IVR systems are a great way to provide customers with self-service options and improve operational efficiency. With these speech-enabled, self-serve systems, companies can let customers handle their own basic transactions, using either their voice or the telephone keypad, while preserving precious live agent resources for higher-value or more complex transactions.
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Loip.com announced the launch of a new online voice service consulting platform offering a new business model that uses the click to talk technology. The solution enables eCommerce for businesses that currently don't use the service through Loip.com.
Loip.com is an online consultation platform or a market place, which enables the exchange of information, expertise and personal experience through the click to talk technology. It has improved the feature rich Web site by allowing more functions for enhancing user experience and convenience.
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Vantage Learning, a provider of SaaS to K-12 schools and districts, announced the launch of Vantage Fusion, which is an integrated solution for faculty, students, parents and other district administrators for meeting data management needs.
Vantage Fusion benefits more than 600,000 students in Europe. The solution is actually a full-featured educational data and information management system, which is designed for administrators, parents, counselors and teachers to track and manage data within their schools and districts.
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A leading Tier-1 operator in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region reportedly has signed a multi-million dollar license expansion agreement for Redknee's Next Generation Rating and Charging solution.
Redknee officials said that the company's Next Generation Rating and Charging solution is a proven real-time rating, charging, policy management and privacy solution for data services. It offers communications service providers the flexibility and scalability to launch new services, while creating new revenue streams based on diverse pricing options for both prepaid and postpaid subscribers.
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Patient Placement Systems has announced that Berkshire Healthcare Systems of Pittsfield, Mass., a healthcare provider, has signed on to use the Web-based Referral Management System long-term care software to manage inbound patient referrals.
According to Patient Placement Systems officials the Referral Management System automates and accelerates patient and client referral intake for long-term care providers, replacing slow fax-and-paper processes with a fast, simple and efficient online software service.
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Alvarion Ltd., a provider of WiMAX and wireless broadband solutions, and Aria, the only telecom operator in Italy with a national WiMAX license, have entered into an agreement to deploy Mobile WiMAX network throughout Italy.
As part of the pact, Aria will build a network at the 3.5 GHz frequency to offer broadband services to all 21 Italian regions using Alvarion's 4Motion Mobile WiMAX solution incorporating the WiMAX Forum Certified BreezeMAX platform.
WiMAX is the only 4G technology commercially available today that enables mass broadband services.
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Mobile communications provider TerreStar Networks Inc., a majority-owned subsidiary of TerreStar Corporation, has successful launched TerreStar-1, one of the world's largest, most advanced commercial communications satellites.
The launch is considered a major achievement in TerreStar's strategic vision of delivering voice, data and video services on an all IP next-generation mobile broadband network that combines the power of TerreStar-1, an all-IP core network, and the latest in smartphone technology.
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Data mining is an increasingly important tool for companies that helps incorporate information from a wide range of sources.
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The success of Meru Networks' enterprise 802.11n wireless LAN solutions and equipment sales worldwide have pushed the company to the No. 2 spot, according to a recent market research study.
The Dell'Oro Group report, First Quarter 2009 Wireless LAN Report, said that Meru Networks holds the second rank position between Cisco, which holds the top spot, and Aruba, which is the third place holder. Meru Networks revenue in Q109 accounted for 12 percent of the total worldwide vendor revenue, the company said.
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As part of its 2009 contact center analytics market report, industry analyst firm Datamonitor has recognized NICE for the worldwide leadership position of their contact center analytics offering.
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True Internet, a subsidiary of True Corp. Plc, Thailand's fully integrated telecommunications solutions provider and a provider of convergence solutions, has reportedly deployed the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Switch, a platform that will help True Internet transform the delivery of consumer and business applications to any place and device.
The deployment is part of True Internet's goal to become a next-generation service provider delivering a comprehensive range of world-class, innovative data, communications and entertainment services to its customers.
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CDC Software, a wholly-owned subsidiary of CDC Corporation and a provider of industry-specific enterprise software applications and services, plans to form a joint venture with Softrax Corp., a provider of billing and revenue management solutions.
This joint venture, which is slated to operate in the third quarter, is expected to expand CDC Software's compliance solution offerings.
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Fixstars reportedly announced the introduction of its latest release of Yellow Dog Linux Version 6.2, which is faster and more user friendly than any previous release. It also has more than 600 updates and can install and boot using a Universal Serial Bus thumb drive, the company said.
Officials at the company said the release offers an updated kernel v2.6.29 for 64-bit systems, OpenOffice 3.0, Firefox 3.0.6 and IBM Cell SDK v3.1.0.1, and next generation of ps3vram for fast, temporary file storage or swap files using PS3 video RAM. Fixstars' developers ramped up the speed of ps3vram by 50 percent compared to the Yellow Dog Linux Version 6.1.
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Gold River, Calif.-based relationship management solutions provider Redtail Technology has reportedly partnered with Neuralus Inc., the developer of Cashflow INSITE. The alliance with Neuralus will allow advisors to integrate client lists with the Cashflow INSITE product. This will ensure a smoother introduction of budgeting services to the advisor's product offering.
The integration allows advisors to import their clients from Redtail to Cashflow INSITE. Advisors can then send out invitations from Cashflow INSITE, so their clients can initiate tracking their spending, said Alf Wurr, the co-founder and chief scientist at Neuralus, in a statement.
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Of course, as a small business owner you have your own version of that expedition. Only this time, instead of trying to make your way physically through unending forests, you're wending your way through the deep, dark woods of purchasing a business phone system.
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Cupola Teleservices, a provider of outsourced contact center services in the Middle East, has signed a contract with EMW, the smart convergence experts, to upgrade its existing Avaya based Call Center platform to a higher version.
CTS officials said that the deal also includes a three-year maintenance and support clause. The upgrade will help improve overall system performance and reliability and ensure better customer relationship management services to CTS customers.
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Elisa Corporation, a provider of wireless, wireline, broadband Internet and cable TV services in Finland, and Amdocs, a provider of customer experience systems, have signed a six-year managed services and billing consolidation agreement.
According to Amdocs officials, the company will handle the day-to-day management and maintenance of the Amdocs billing, ordering and customer relationship management software that was originally deployed in 2007 to support Elisa's wireless operations.
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eSend Pty said that its recently introduced 0800TXTMUM features SpinVox, which enables the company to automatically convert to text voice messages left by kids that are then sent to their parents as short message service messages.
The 0800TXTMUM service has been designed to ensure that children can always contact their parents by phone. Company officials said that the technology works from mobile phones, payphones and landlines.
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Friends Provident, the U.K.-listed life and pensions company, has selected Confirmit to support its compliance with the Treating Customers Fairly initiative of the Financial Services Authority.
In January, the FSA assessed its members' ability to deliver the six Treating Customers Fairly outcome. The initiative is central to the delivery of the FSA's retail regulatory agenda, as well as being a key part of its move to more principles-based regulation.
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Aspect, a unified communications solutions provider, announced that new enhancements to its UC applications for the contact center are available.
The enhancements include new instant-messaging capabilities, expanded presence functionality within the contact center, and increased integration with the Tellme on-demand voice portal.
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ACME Telepower Group, a provider of advanced solutions for the wireless telecommunications industry, cold chain management systems, alternate energy and waste water treatment, has reportedly accepted to deploy IdaTech's advanced fuel cell system, the ElectraGen H2, in India.
IdaTech plc designs, develops, and manufactures extended run backup power fuel cell products for telecommunications and other critical applications. The company's ElectraGen H2, has successfully passed all customer specification testing and has secured the purchase order for the first 310 ElectraGen H2.
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Recently, Comcast announced that the company will partner with Clearwire to offer a new Internet package that will bundle Clearwire's WiMAX mobile broadband with Comcast's cable Internet. The analyst firm Strategy Analytics said this new agreement will put new pressure on competitors AT&T and Verizon Wireless.
Comcast introduced WiMAX-based services using Clearwire's network in Portland, Ore. The company has bundled the offering with its fixed line internet, phone and television products. The Metro service card from Comcast comes with a WiMAX-only data card. For $49.99, this card includes 12Mbps fixed line internet, a Wi-Fi router and 4Mbps download speeds over the wireless network.
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Analyst firm Gartner has positioned Expand Networks in the 'Leaders' quadrant of its 2009 WAN Optimization Controllers Magic Quadrant. According to Expand, this positioning was based on the company's ability to execute its vision.
Expand Networks caters to the WAN optimization needs of various types of businesses such as data center, branch office, remote user and mobile workforce environments. It integrates hardware appliances, virtualized infrastructures, and remote desktops and laptops on a single operating system. The company makes use of ExpandView to provide improved deployment flexibility and manageability.
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Recently, Honolulu lawmakers passed a bill banning the use of handheld mobile electronic devices while operating a motor vehicle. In accordance to that law, headset manufacturer Plantronics is encouraging all residents of and visitors to Oahu, Hawaii to keep both hands on the wheel.
As cell phone usage increases, drivers can't seem to stop using the devices when they are driving. Many countries have banned the usage of mobile devices while driving a vehicle. In India, for example, drivers can't even use a headphone while driving a vehicle.
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Microsoft has recognized Insight Enterprises with the Operational Excellence Award for 2009.
Insight Enterprise, a provider of information technology hardware, software and value added services to large enterprises, small- to medium-sized businesses and public sector institutions in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific, earned the award for its ability to meet and deliver market-leading operational excellence supporting Microsoft technology.
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A provider of information technology hardware, software and value added services has been honored with the Operational Excellence Award for 2009.
Microsoft honored Insight Enterprises with the award in recognition of the firm's ability to meet and deliver market-leading operational excellence supporting Microsoft technology. Insight Enterprises, which offers its services to large enterprises, small- to medium-sized businesses and public sector institutions in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific, demonstrates commitment in providing value, as well as customer satisfaction, Microsoft said.
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Cellular South will soon begin selling the 10.1-inch Dell Inspiron Mini 10 as its subsidized 3G-capable netbook. The device will give users long-range data access wherever the carrier has coverage as the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 holds an internal 3G modem.
Featuring a GPS sensor and a 160GB hard drive that is preloaded with Windows XP, the Mini 10 is powered by a 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU and 1GB of RAM. It also has Wi-Fi beyond the 3G link along with a multi-touch trackpad. Weighing 2.6lbs, it sports an edge-to-edge keyboard.
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Officials with the Wireless Communications Association International, which is headquartered in the nation's capital, praised President Barack Obama's administration for taking what they called a critical step toward bringing broadband access to rural America.
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In previous articles, we examined how automating business processes using Communications-Based Process Automation (CBPA) positions a company to gain a competitive advantage in today's market. In addition, these optimized processes place a company in the catbird seat when the market trends up because they are prepared to handle significant increase in production without increasing employee count.
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WhichVoIP.com, a Website that ranks hosted VoIP services in order to help business owners make an informed decision, has awarded business VoIP provider Nextiva as its Provider of the Month for July 2009.
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Bradon Technologies, a provider of Web meeting solutions SAViiDesk, which won TMC's 2008 UC Product of the Year Award, is bringing companies into the 21st century.
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According to Grant Kirkwood, who also serves as chief technical officer at Mzima Networks, increasingly popular smartphones are poised to push the IP network so far away from the core, that landline-locked phones will become a thing of the past and the network itself will become indispensable for even the most basic communications.
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AT&T is working with the United Service Organizations to donate more than 30,000 prepaid phone cards to military personnel stationed overseas in 2009.
The retail value of these prepaid phone cards are expected to be more than $150,000. The first 20,000 prepaid cards of the year will be distributed at overseas military bases and during USO entertainment tours in the weeks surrounding Independence Day.
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Qwest Communications has been selected by the state of Utah to provide an economical, converged voice and data network. Qwest will use its Ethernet solution to provide state and local government and businesses in Utah with access to additional bandwidth speeds.
Qwest Ethernet services allow customers to scale their bandwidth needs and use the flexibility of Ethernet to transmit data between multiple locations. These services make use of the company's local, metropolitan, national and international assets to securely and reliably connect multiple business locations across a metro area.
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This will allow the company to offer video platforms for cable and satellite providers, broadcasters and video aggregators.
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According to Barry Sher, vice president of business development at IVR Technologies, Inc., carriers seeking to navigate this down economy can't rely solely on wholesale origination and termination because the margins have worn too thin and the competition is too great, especially with connection-less and temporal SIP trunking gaining in popularity.
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In a sour economy, it's not surprise that companies are looking to save money whenever possible. That includes a cost savings on energy.
But some companies are looking at the bigger picture where a more lucrative market exists in corporate buildings. Cisco, for example, launched a line of products called the Building Mediator, a solution geared to help companies manage costs from building management and infrastructure.
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Avaya Voice Portal, an 'open standards' based platform for automating inbound and outbound voice and video customer care, has received a Strong Positive rating from Gartner as part of its recent MarketScope for Interactive Voice Response (IVR) Systems and Enterprise Voice Portals, 2009.
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Cisco has launched a new line of products geared to help companies manage costs from building management and infrastructure.
The company's Network Building Mediator helps building managers track the energy used to cool, heat, light and secure buildings. It's part Cisco's Smart Connected Buildings solution, the latest emerging technology.
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Egypt is quickly becoming a popular locale for contact centers as illustrated by deals for two new sites:
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Carriers are losing millions as smartphone users take advantage of unlimited data plans, texting constantly as that technology becomes more and more mainstream – but they'll catch on and tap that cash cow, an official with a company creates unified interaction solutions for contact centers, told TMC in an interview.
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He said that the combination of Altura and NetVersant offers the marketplace and the company's customers with expanded design and service capabilities, increased geographic coverage, and greater access to resources within Avaya.
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A new report from AIIM suggests that companies have doubled their take-up of Web 2.0 IT projects. The report suggests that companies have been using more blogs, forums, wikis and social networks as there has been an increased level of understanding about these technologies.
Fueled by new arrivals such as Twitter, use of social media outside of work has continued to grow quickly. Companies are fast discovering that the 'Web 2.0' phenomenon can be used to promote their products and services at much lower costs than the traditional media. As a result, they are investing more time in understanding the intricacies of Web 2.0
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Cisco Systems is helping bring companies together through its telepresence solutions. Its technology, Cisco TelePresence was recently used to bridge a multipoint, intercompany meeting across multiple carrier networks.
Dallas-based AT&T, BT, and Tata Communications were part of the meeting. Enabling people to collaborate seamlessly, Cisco TelePresence creates a live, face-to-face communication experience over the network. It helps people meet, share content, create high-quality video recordings and events. The technology also lets users consult with experts and deliver powerful personalized services.
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The Palo Alto, Calif.-based company's chief privacy officer, Chris Kelly, said that the changes don't have anything to do with advertising or the information Facebook is going to make available to advertisers.
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CoreLink Datacenters, aTier 3 provider of colocation and disaster recovery solutions, has been selected by Lunarpages, a provider of Web hosting services, as its data center provider in Las Vegas.
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Cisco's Customer Referral Program allow customers who make referrals that lead to new business relationships to receive up to five hours of free consulting, or a $250 Visa gift card.
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Vodafone UK customers are now able to get even better value when using the Internet overseas for calls, according to the compay.
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AT&T has announced that the company had conducted industry's first multipoint, intercompany Cisco TelePresence meeting across multiple carrier networks in partnership with BT, and Tata Communications. According to AT&T, this is a very important step in providing Cisco TelePresence services on a global scale.
Enabling people to collaborate seamlessly, Cisco TelePresence creates a live, face-to-face communication experience over the network. It helps people meet, share content, create high-quality video recordings and events. The technology also allows people to consult with experts and deliver powerful personalized services.
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Dallas-based AT&T has announced that its Telepresence Solution, enabled by Cisco, will be used by Marriot International to provide customers with a wide array of meeting options – whether they want to communicate in person, virtually - or both.
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Wireless broadband solutions provider RADWIN has launched the WinLink 1000 VS solution for video surveillance transmission.
The new price competitive solution is ideal for mission-critical security and surveillance projects that need high-quality transmission from megapixel cameras. The WinLink 1000 VS provides 5/2 Mbps asymmetric bandwidth and incorporates advanced technologies.
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A recent report from Strategy Analytics indicates that developing nations like India, China, Bangladesh and Indonesia, will generate more than 60 percent of the mobile service revenues in the Asia Pacific region in 2014.
The report titled Asia Mobile Market Forecast, 2009-2014, shows that service revenue will grow around 7 percent annually in emerging Asian markets. But the revenue will remain essentially flat in the developed countries of that region.
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A long time ago, economists would count how many telephones were deployed in a country as a signal of emerging development and relative wealth, Mike Storella, director of business development at snom technologies AG, told Tehrani. This is why I think he put money in the stimulus plan to promote universal broadband access, so to me it's a big plus.
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applications like GPS, video and photo sharing and weather and flight information, while at remote locations such as the beach, an amusement park, or while camping.
But the company said that most users are unaware of all the advantages their Sprint phone offers, adding that there is tremendous amount of untapped potential available to them at their fingertips. The company has worked to evolve a pricing model that efficiently accommodates all the value added services offered in an attempt to carve a niche for itself in the market.
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The Business Analytics feature of iTEMize's flagship Telecom Expense Management solution greatly enhances enterprises' ability to recognize trends in collated data and to derive much needed perspective on key issues concerning communications cost. Armed with this useful information, enterprises in turn can make effective decisions and eliminate any unnecessary costs involved.
This analysis was included in the latest edition of the cartoon series, The Misadventures Of Telco Bill, where the company shows how Anne L. Eyes uses the Business Analytics function in the Telecom Expense Management Software to bring forth the redundant costs hidden within the Telco Bill.
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Verizon Wireless recently announced that the high profile Blackberry 3G Tour from the Research In Motion will be premiered in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores on July 12.
This Blackberry Tour is the latest to join the Verizon suite of smartphone options, including the Blackberry Storm, the Blackberry Curve 8330 (in both silver and pink), the Blackberry Pearl Flip 8230 and the Blackberry 8830 World Edition. The Blackberry Tour is a 3G World Phone and allows users to place calls to over 220 nations and to connect to their e-mail and Internet in the more than 175 countries where data roaming facilities of Verizon is supported.
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Technology Marketing Corporation announced that it has named Cypress Communications as the as the recipient of this year's Product of the Year award for its C4 IP, a 2008 Communications solution from Cypress communications.
This mark Cypress' 14th Award for its celebrated hosted unified communication solution, which helps small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to access, exchange information, work together and continuously improve productivity irrespective of business exigencies. The C4 IP solution has been honored with this prestigious award from TMC on account of its long term commitment to innovation and its consistent leadership position in the segment providing state-of-the-art capabilities to the communications industry.
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According to e-mail security solutions provider AppRiver, June was a busy month for spammers and scammers as the number of spam and viruses increased around the world.
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VirtenSys has announced the industry's first virtualization of storage controllers and disk drives in servers.
According to officials, the VirtenSys IOV switches can now support Ethernet, SAS/SATA and Fibre Channel. They can also provide servers with the best price/performance and lowest energy consumption for accessing the local area networks or LAN, and the storage infrastructures.
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After announcing its new name last week, CoreSite (formerly CRG West) has prepared around 20,000 square feet of new space at their downtown Chicago data center.
Located in the heart of the financial district, the SAS 70 Type II certified new expanded centre will address the increasing demand for data center space in downtown Chicago. Serving more than thirty customers, the center offers access to some of Chicago's major financial exchanges.
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As the U.S. unemployment rate continues to climb and the economy struggles to right itself, global purchases of IT goods and services by businesses and governments in 2009 are expected to decline by 10.6 percent, according to new projections from a Cambridge, Mass.-based market research firm.
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Reservations via TeXT has introduced a new service for cellphone users when sending certain text messages – privacy.
ResTXT keeps the cellphone number of a user private when travel confirmations are copied into his cellphone via text message. ResTXT is a free service available in U.S. and Canada on major wireless carriers and on cellphones or PDAs that can receive text messages. However, users will be responsible for any charges from their wireless carrier.
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J.D. Power and Associates, a global marketing information services company, has ranked Verizon Business as the top performer in overall satisfaction in the Large Enterprise segment in its 2009 Major Provider Business Telecommunications Study-Data Services. The annual study has also set Verizon Business as the benchmark in performance and reliability, customer service, cost of service, offerings and promotions.
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Times are challenging and the normal responses to this level of difficulty, stress and chaos include confusion, distraction and loss of focus. Those that can get their head in the game, however, can find opportunities that others will miss. So here are three concrete defensive or offensive strategies to deal with distractions and stress and focus on actions that will get you results:
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