Special Report: Unified Communications

Feb 14, 2013

The concept of unified communications is taking on new life in federal agencies.

At one time, the idea of managing voice, video and data on an integrated network was primarily seen as a matter of efficiency. The case for efficiency is certainly compelling because an integrated network is easier and less costly to maintain.

But federal agencies are beginning to realize that the real payoff from UC is a matter of performance. By integrating their different streams of information, agencies can build an environment in which employees can work both efficiently and collaboratively.

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