In-Stat says SIP trunking, wireless and cloud-based computing are key changes in the unified communications business. But notice that respondents to a recent In-Stat survey say "collaboration" means "file sharing," not necessarily visual communications, telepresence or videoconferencing, as some might mean in the phrase "unified communications and collaboration."
File sharing while in conference is seen as the application of most importance, not necessarily "seeing" other participants.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
"File Sharing" While in Conference Seen as Most Important "Collaboration" Feature
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