Voicemail, e-mail, IM, video conferencing — here's how to get them all working together
Unify your company's communications so your employees, clients, and suppliers can communicate more efficiently to boost your bottom line. This easy-to-understand guide shows you how to develop a strategy for unified communications, make the case for it to your stakeholders, identify the equipment you need, and implement your program.
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Discover the problem — evaluate your current situation and recognize the limitations of unconnected communications
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Learn the parts — get acquainted with the components of a unified communications system
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From voice to VoIP — see how to maximize VoIP for instant communication with multiple contacts
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Start with what you have — discover new ways to use the variety of options you may already have available
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Formulate your plan — develop realistic goals, research resources, and prepare for implementation
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Educate stakeholders — maintain communication about the plan, how to use the system, and the benefits it offers
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Think ahead — anticipate growth and assure that your unified communications program keeps pace
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Be compliant — know compliance requirements and security protocols
Open the book and find:
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How to assess your existing communications
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Ten unified communications solutions to investigate
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The benefits of UC to your business
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How to make the case for your plan
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Tools you'll need
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Troubleshooting advice
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How to compare various technologies
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Resources for learning more