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EXCLUSIVE: IN PICTURES - ShoreTel A/NZ's Christmas party (+26 photos)
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In Pictures: 15 screen-sharing apps for easy collaboration
News about unified communications
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Internal Affairs scopes review of pan-government TaaS service
The all-of-government telecommunications-as-a-service panel is poised for a review as the clock ticks on current contracts with suppliers.
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Digital delivery partner sought for $60M new Dunedin Hospital rollout
Southern District Health Board has given advance notice it will be seeking a prime digital infrastructure contractor for the new Dunedin Hospital.
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Kiwi unified communications vendor Virsae wins global award for use of AI
New Zealand unified communications analytics provider Virsae has been crowned the standout performer for its use of AI’ at a global trade fair in Florida.
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Ingram Micro NZ collects APAC Jabra gong for pandemic partnership
Ingram Micro New Zealand has been named distributor of the year at audio, video and collaboration vendor Jabra's 2021 APAC partner awards.
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Weighing up which UCaaS vendors to work with
What are the differentiating factors that will make some unified communications-as-a-service vendors stand out from the crowd as the market heats up?
Features about unified communications
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Rich history of channel innovation as Westcon Group turns 30
“It is with tremendous pride that we celebrate this milestone in the history of our company."
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Is cloud adoption killing the Unified Communications market?
“The enterprise PBX market remains challenging, with revenue down yet again in the first quarter of 2015."
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ShoreTel asks... What’s the next big thing in terms of how we interact?
Capping off a stellar year for unified communications provider ShoreTel, Jamie Romanin, managing director, Australia and New Zealand offers his predictions for 2015.
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Why HP's successful turnaround Is closer than it looks
Hewlett-Packard's turnaround effort under CEO Meg Whitman, like an object in the rearview mirror, is closer than it appears. Credit the impending success on strategic partnerships, good hires and a broad view of the future of tech.
