-- Frost & Sullivan evaluates the hottest vendor and end-user trends, including Microsoft Lync, hosted IP telephony and cloud UCC, social collaboration and enterprise mobility
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Dec. 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
WHEN: | 1:00 p.m. EST on Wed., Dec. 18, 2013 |
LOCATION: | Complimentary online registration |
SPEAKER: | Frost & Sullivan Unified Communications and Collaboration Program Director Elka Popova |
The weak global economy of the past five years combined with a profound transformation of the communications industry are presenting major challenges to both end-user organizations and enterprise communications vendors. Businesses are ever-more cautious with their IT investments as they strive to cope with rapidly evolving technologies and shrinking budgets. The accelerated pace of technology innovation, coupled with delayed customer investments, place considerable pressure on vendor resources and many struggle to maintain profitable growth. As we approach 2014, end users and vendors must reassess business priorities and market trends in order to develop effective IT strategies for the New Year.
Reasons to attend this Analyst Briefing:
This Analyst Briefing will provide UCC application developers, managed and hosted service providers, resellers, systems integrators and end users with a perspective on key market trends, which will help with the development of sustainable business strategies for 2014.
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"Microsoft Lync, hosted IP telephony and cloud UCC, social collaboration, and enterprise mobility are some of the hottest market trends that present considerable opportunities to end users and vendors alike," said Frost & Sullivan Program Director Elka Popova. "But many businesses remain confused about the value proposition of UCC, hesitant to make the switch to cloud, and reluctant to embrace social networking or BYOD in a structured fashion. Vendors must better understand major end-user challenges and business priorities in order to deliver the most appropriate communications solutions to their customers."
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