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6 Tips for Creating a Unified Communications Policy

IT Toolbox

Today’s unified communications (UC) solutions are available in many forms and can be comprehensive and integrated across corporations, with many cross-functional business processes. In smaller companies, they can be simple, without any integration with anything.

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Partnership targets secure unified communications for government and private sector

IT Toolbox

A new partnership between Pacific West and East Coast companies intends to offer unified communications services and contact center solutions in sectors including healthcare, automotive and insurance, as well as for government agencies.

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Does your team need a cloud-based unified communication and collaboration tool?

Computerworld Vertical IT

Most businesses have left their quaint PBX phone systems behind and moved to a unified communications system (UC) that exists entirely in the cloud, because they don’t want to be tied to a particular location to communicate. The debate is over — and the cloud won.

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UC companies prowling for the next hot VoIP acquisition

IT Toolbox

The growth of unified communications (UC) throughout North America’s business infrastructure is leading some larger firms to take to the acquisitions trail in an effort to broaden their offering.

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IT services company Atos finalizes plan for IBM-style split

CIO Business Intelligence

IT services company Atos has found a buyer for its legacy managed infrastructure services business as it prepares for an IBM-style split between faster- and slower-growing activities. Atos had planned to divide into two publicly listed companies, but on August 1 announced it is taking a different route.

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Spearline named one of Ireland’s 50 Fastest-Growing Companies

Spearline Testing

This marks the seventh consecutive year for the company to receive the distinction. And companies that rank meet several key criteria, including a growing average revenue over four years. This is a major factor that led to the tech firm being listed as one of Ireland’s top 50 fastest-growing companies.

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Recruiting startup SeekOut raises $65M to take on LinkedIn and other talent acquisition companies

GeekWire

The 4-year-old company is profitable and saw annual recurring revenue spike 10X over the past 21 months. The Series B round, led by Tiger Global with participation from Madrona Venture Group and Mayfield, values the company at close to $500 million. Customers : SeekOut is used by six of the world’s top 10 most valuable companies.

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