Mobile Unified Communications from Verizon
April 9, 2008
You may recall I have written about the RIM division Ascendant Systems and how the company enables mobile unified communications. Now the company which allows your Blackberry to function as a wireless extension of your communications system has inked a pact with Verizon meaning you can now work with the service provider to ensure your employees take advantage of the best of UC on the go.[TMCnet]
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