Trends in Unified Communication

Although the technology is now well established, the concept of what constitutes UC continues to evolve.

By  VoipPlanet.com Staff | Jul 28, 2010
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"As unified communications becomes increasingly ‘mainstream’ in the enterprise, its status as a platform for a rich collection of communications technologies is long past proven," writes Bennie Langenhoven on MyBroadband.co.za.

"Meanwhile, cutting-edge new technologies, such as the building blocks of social computing, are adding new dimensions to UC every month," Langenhoven writes.

Langenhoven then goes on to enumerate seven areas of communications technology that make up UC today – with particular emphasis on collaboration and CEBP (communications-enabled business processes).

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