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Unified Communications Is Good For Business
Unified Communications is aboutunifying and simplifying real time and offline core communications, such as your calendar, email, mobile, voice mail and video. It is about better coordinating workflow, customer access and intra-company communications. Unified Communications, when combined with core business solutions and hosted technology such as Google Apps, corporate portals and CRM solutions, offers the potential to change the way your business communicates and operates!
Unified Communications combine core elements of business communication technology invented over the last few decades into ONE manageable format. Unified Communications provides the ability to leverage and engage in communications easily, meeting the user's personal requirements.
Unified Communications seamlessly integrates with CRM software such as Salesforce.com or Microsoft® Dynamics. Such integration offers the possibility of making businesses more proactive and responsive to customers, without burning out internal workforce and/or resources.
Unified Communications can track the whereabouts and activities of the people you communicate with daily. Instead of receiving multiple messages from co-workers, vendors and customers etc., you can receive just one message, thereby accelerating the basic business process. More importantly, when you add video and other advanced technology, what used to require meeting “face-to-face” now only requires personal interaction through video/conferencing technology.
Collaboration through real time communication technology can reduce, and in many cases eliminate redundant business processes. The reduced need for constant LIVE interactions will create greater efficiency and provide a major competitive advantage.
For more information, please visit us at http://www.esna.com/messagelink.htm
Unified Communications combine core elements of business communication technology invented over the last few decades into ONE manageable format. Unified Communications provides the ability to leverage and engage in communications easily, meeting the user's personal requirements.
Unified Communications seamlessly integrates with CRM software such as Salesforce.com or Microsoft® Dynamics. Such integration offers the possibility of making businesses more proactive and responsive to customers, without burning out internal workforce and/or resources.
Unified Communications can track the whereabouts and activities of the people you communicate with daily. Instead of receiving multiple messages from co-workers, vendors and customers etc., you can receive just one message, thereby accelerating the basic business process. More importantly, when you add video and other advanced technology, what used to require meeting “face-to-face” now only requires personal interaction through video/conferencing technology.
Collaboration through real time communication technology can reduce, and in many cases eliminate redundant business processes. The reduced need for constant LIVE interactions will create greater efficiency and provide a major competitive advantage.
For more information, please visit us at http://www.esna.com/messagelink.htm
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Comment by Deidra on April 19, 2010 at 11:17am -
Thanks for interesting post on unified communications. I agree with you, we all need a simpler way to manage all our communications. It’s easy to be overwhelmed.
I thought I'd chime in with some resource links from Microsoft. They're trying to tailor help to the small business community and they have a couple of tools / links below that might be worth checking out.
Best,
Deidra
The Microsoft SMB Outreach Team
v-dejow@microsoft.com
Links:
http://www.pinpoint.microsoft.com/en-US/
Pinpoint tool to help you find technology experts and special applications
http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusiness/hub.mspx
Microsoft Small Business Center
http://www.microsoft.com/business/bpostestdrive/demo.aspx?CR_CC=100205081&WT.srch=1&CR_SCC=100205081&WT.srch=1
Test Drive Microsoft Business Productivity Online Suite
http://www.microsoft.com/business/mycenter/default.aspx?CR_CC=
Microsoft Business Resource Center
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Comment by Julian Clarke on March 4, 2010 at 10:25am -
Unified communication also involve application workflow processing for Data, Voice, Video, this undertakes a much larger role in how active enterprise base solutions. The desktop computer had been invented well over 30 years ago, how ever life of the computer hardware is much shorter than the handling of data,voice and video components.
Unified communication has to be base on inteligence gathering, this way data points of information can be acces in much a shorter time andon demand. Human interact witheach other via, sight, sound, touch etc, we must see the combination of these various data types ti simulate inteeligence among the computing world. Not robots gathering, but computer tech should be an extention of our approaches in life to reach furcher into the future in mucha shorter time.
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