RE: LZT Releases Skype for Voice Server

markf — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 04:11:07 GMT

Here are a few more benefits:

Any Skype user, anywhere in the world, can contact your organisation as if it was calling your PABX directly for no cost.
Skype for Voice Server removes the need for Skype to be managed from a PC allowing greater reliability and performance
A specific individual identity is not required and calls are routed via a receptionist or auto attendant as per normal circumstances to desktop telephones etc. within your company
Anyone within the company's telephony umbrella can call any Skype user as if they were making any standard call - it is seamless and it is free
Branch offices are able to use the Skype network to facilitate remote trunking between Voice Servers
Inbound and Outbound campaigns could be run run with no telephony cost

RE: How Cisco's CEO John Chambers is Turning the Tech Giant Socialist

skmurphy — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 22:55:10 GMT

Is there an archive for the Enterprise 2.0 News feed on the main page http://csc.lzt.com.au/lzt-csc/index.jspa

I agree that this article is a marker for Enterprise 2.0 acceptance but I don't think Cisco is as good an example of an adopter as IBM. I blogged about the Cisco article in Fast Company here http://www.skmurphy.com/blog/2008/12/16/cisco-presents-collaboration-technology-as-sufficiently-advanced/