Archive for December, 2009
Wishing you all a great 2010 (and hopefully bigger budgets for UC spend!)
Just before the Christmas break I received an e-mail from Nortel, the subject was “Avaya has completed its purchase of Nortel Enterprise Soulution” – before I started to digest the content of this message, I hoped that the “Avaya” future might bring spell checking as “Soulution” is a Switzerland based high-end audio system manufacturer! (sorry couldn’t resist) […]
Uncharacteristically the Exchange Team has announced official support for BlackBerry Enterprise Server in just over four weeks since the release to web. Taken from the Exchange Team Blog: I’d like to share with everyone some good news today— BlackBerry® Enterprise Server (BES) is now fully supported on Microsoft® Exchange Server 2010 and BlackBerry® Technical Support […]
During recent discussions with a number of individuals within the OCS product group I have been told that “Remote Call Control” (RCC) will not be available beyond the current 2007 R2 release. When I asked why I was told that it was “a feature that had never really taken off”. Whilst RCC is considered a […]
I recently purchased a Sony PSPgo, I liked the idea of gaming or purchasing movies without the procurement of physical media. There is of course an alternate more skeptical view that the world is not quite ready for “download only” consoles, this is evidenced by a complete lack of knowledge that this new PSP device exists (this can […]
At long last Skype has extended it’s SIP trunking product out to public beta! This technology allows (in many cases) SIP enabled PBX’s to use the Skype VoIP platform for in and outbound calling. However it seems that the pricing is in my opinion a little steep, each “channel” (a channel is required for call concurrency i.e. […]
