A research backed presentation on "Unified Communication Systems" by Apurva Chiranewala of SPJCM.

1. Unified Communications
Brought to You by:
Apurva Chiranewala

2. Agenda
•Feature
•Advantage
•Benefit

3. Feature

4. .
Unified Communication services provide
a portfolio of service offerings to deliver complete
communications - messaging, voice, and video -
across applications and devices any time, any
where!

6. What is
needed ?
IP Telephony
Unified Communications Applications
Voice Network Management
Communications Infrastructure

7. Advantage

8. Enhances business productivity
and facilitates agility by creating
a unified workspace
encompassing every combination
of applications, devices,
networks, and operating systems.

9. Migrate at your own pace and enable
workers to communicate effectively no matter
where their business takes them.

10. Source: Gartner (August 2007)

11. Big
Benefit

12. Unified Communications enhances business
productivity and facilitates agility by creating
a Unified Workspace encompassing every
combination of applications, devices, networks, and
operating systems.
Unified Communications is helping you
integrate communications more closely
with business processes, ensuring that
information reaches recipients every time and
everywhere, no matter what their working
environment, through the most appropriate medium.

13. Benefit
Unified Communication
a Microsoft View

14. Unified Communications
technologies use a software approach
instead of a rip and replace hardware approach, your business
can stay flexible and embrace innovations as they come.
When emerging technologies and changing business needs
require your communications infrastructure to adapt, all you
have to do is upgrade your software, not your hardware.
Build a future-ready foundation !!
One system, one password for all
your communications

15. The challenge is to accelerate
these benefits through rapid and
effective deployment.

16. Gartner on UC
Many barriers to slowly be
resolved and that, in 2008, UC will enter
an early mainstream adoption phase globally
The business case frequently is based on a
soft return on investment (ROI),
such as productivity improvements, rather
than on hard ROIs, such as cost savings.

17. References:
www.cisco.com
www.nortel.com
www.microsoft.com
Special Thanks to :
Suman Mishra

18. THANK YOU