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| Unified Communications & Fixed/Mobile Convergence: An Enterprising Combination |
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While the market for mobile VoIP and fixed/mobile convergence (FMC) primarily has focused on consumer applications, vendors are rallying behind FMC solutions that incorporate unified communications (UC) applications at the enterprise. And despite initial misgivings, the enterprise could hold the key to mobile VoIP success. Many enterprises support FMC by extending their wireless networks to include voice and UC services. This change is enabling them to adapt to the demands of their increasingly mobile workforces, as well as lower costs and improve employee productivity.
In some ways, the play for UC and FMC is the same as with any UC proposition. For instance, there is the push for improved worker productivity and availability through single-number reach, rich presence, and collaboration features. But FMC brings some differences to the table: the ability for improved customer relationships and improved utilization of enterprise communications resources.
Enterprises are constantly looking for ways to cut costs, while presenting employees with opportunities to improve communications options. Unifying services using FMC enables both over the long term. And now that FMC is expanding to include any application and any network, enterprises have the ability to increase staff productivity, and the integration of UC into FMC adds more capability.
Unified Communications & Fixed/Mobile Convergence: An Enterprising Combination examines the market for UC and FMC, including the needs these solutions address (such as lowering costs and creating uniform telecom policies) and the savings that can be achieved if the solutions are integrated. The report also explores challenges the market faces and trends to expect in the future. Additionally, this report provides a competitive analysis of 12 of the top vendors in the industry, including each vendor's vertical market strengths and strategies.
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| Operators are finding that utilizing FMC in a UC environment has several benefits. Mobile operators also have an interest in fixed/mobile integration for femtocells in the mid-market enterprise and consumer spaces. The following excerpt examines the leading UC providers using FMC by vertical breakdown, examining the market segments and verticals that each provider targets with its offering. |
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