Nous avons le plaisir de vous convier à un Webinar demain à 18h ou plusieurs analystes IT se livreront à une évaluation des outils de Communications unifiées Cisco et Microsoft.
Analyst Briefing: IT Evaluates Microsoft and Cisco for Unified Communications
(Live Webcast August 29, 2012, at 9:00 – 9:45 a.m. Pacific Time)
Industry research validates what you likely already know: the way people communicate, collaborate, and conduct business is rapidly changing. Users demand consistent mobile, social, visual, and virtual communication experiences on any device, operating system, and location they choose. This bring your own device (BYOD) movement, Internet-delivered applications, and cloud-based options are bringing an end to PC-dominated work models.
Unified communications vendors claim their solutions will empower workers to work the way they want while addressing IT security, scalability, and cost efficiency requirements. But which vendor solution delivers on those claims? Industry veteran and analyst Zeus Kerravala interviewed IT professionals involved with unified communications deployments to find that answer.
Join Kerravala for this live briefing and Q&A on August 29 at 9 a.m. Pacific Time. Kerravala will share industry trends and his interview findings, including the perceived strengths and weaknesses of Cisco and Microsoft unified communications solutions in the areas of mobile support, video, presence and instant messaging, email, and integrating communication into enterprise applications.
Hans Hwang from Cisco Advanced Services will then present case studies revealing impressive business benefits resulting from IT voice and software desktop organizations working together to create and implement a unified strategy in multivendor environments.
Work Together for Chances to Win
Many IT organizations already have the building blocks to succeed in the post-PC era, but need an integrated approach to meet user experience, security, scalability, and cost effectiveness requirements.
Take the first step in creating a common strategy across your IT organization. We encourage IT voice experts to invite their IT desktop experts to attend this briefing and vice versa. When you both attend and evaluate this briefing, you both are entered into a drawing for a complimentary Cisco Collaboration Strategy and Architecture Workshop (up to 20 hours). Winner can choose one of three workshop focus areas: mobile collaboration strategy, video strategy, or collaboration architecture.
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