Demand for new products and services, including unified communications
Published: 7 December 2006 17:30 GMT
Demand for new products and services, including unified communications
The research in this report was spread across all senior job categories - see below. In addition, the size split across the SME space (10-500 employees) is regular, lending a balance to the results.
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Stories from around the web...
2007 Predictions for the IP Communications Industry The Jeff Pulver Blog
David versus Goliaths in fixed mobile convergence Computer Business Review
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The hard politics of convergence Computerworld
silicon.com and the Bathwick Group have surveyed small and medium-sized businesses on how they use and view converged communications - the merged mobile, fixed-line, data and voice services from telecoms providers.
What did they say? Read the full report of the results and analysis of this research.
And watch the video interview with the Bathwick Group analyst Jonathan Steel for a discussion of the research findings.
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