How to implement
unified communications
on a global network
This webcast will
help you understand
the key requirements
for deploying unified
communications on
a global basis; it
will give you transparency
into the world of
carriers and show
you who the real
manufacturers and
carriers are that
can support a global
network. By the end
of this session you
will know the issues
that you will need
to address and the
decisions that must
be made in order
to create a global
unified communications
network for your
business.
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Scoping your
IP telephony project
for an RFP
This webcast will
give you a proven
process for scoping
your IP telephony
project for an RFP.
It will also highlight
critical areas for
review and integration,
in particular, areas
your product vendor
is likely to overlook
because they fall
outside the boundaries
of their responsibility.
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Identifying
if your existing
equipment will work
with IPT
This webcast will help you understand how you can make your existing network
IPT-ready, and give you a clear idea of the equipment and services that can be
repurposed for your new environment. It will also provide you with essential
knowledge for defining the technical specifications of your project, making you
better informed for managing suppliers.
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How
to support an IP
telephony network
This webcast will
show you how to set
up and manage a proactive
helpdesk environment
for IP telephony and
unified communications.
We’ll also highlight the processes
and systems you’ll need to adopt to ensure continuous availability of your
voice applications. By the end of this session, you’ll
know how to support
the voice path from
handset, switch and
call control server,
through to UC server,
WAN or Internet and
on to its final destination.
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Implementing
an IPT-enabled mobile
infrastructure
This webcast will show you how to avoid the common pitfalls of mobility and share
with you our best-practise approach to planning, installing and integrating an
IPT-enabled mobile network. It will also focus on the main priorities for supporting
your mobile infrastructure, as well as offering proven techniques for proactive
network management.
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How to guarantee
QoS on your IPT network
This technical webcast will show you where QoS is required within your infrastructure
to support IP telephony and unified communications, and how to achieve it. It
will also give you guidelines on establishing benchmarks for testing and measuring
QoS on your network, as well as providing recommendations for maintaining and
proactively monitoring its delivery.
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Is IP
telephony right for
your business?
This webcast will show
you where IPT adds
value and how to determine
if the technology is
really appropriate
for your business.
It will also throw
a spotlight on the
most popular products
in the market today,
demonstrate that ‘not all IPT
products are the same’ and
provide a framework
for identifying the
best products for your
environment.
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VoIP,
IP telephony, IPC -
what’s
the difference?
This webcast
examines the
difference between
VoIP, IP telephony
and IPC and describes
the types of
business and
networking infrastructures
where each of
these technologies
will be most
relevant.
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