By Steve Anderson, Contributing TMCnet Writer
ITEXPO Austin 2012 show kicks off this week in Austin, Texas, and with it will come a huge array of new products and services getting shown off for businesses of all sizes. But there's even something in the offing to improve the delegate experience at the event, and as such, TMC has announced that they will bring in the BlazeLoop Customer Engagement system from Benbria to improve the overall experience.
By Gary Kim, Contributing Editor
Despite growing financial risk, there is a reason most fixed network service provider executives prefer to take the chance of long-lived investments in network construction, rather than supporting a shift to a non-facilities-based wholesale framework, where a single third party owns all the access infrastructure and retail providers simply lease the capacity and services they want to sell from the wholesale entity.
By Allison Boccamazzo, TMCnet Web Editor
If you want the latest and greatest news on today's advancements in technology and communications, you turn to ITEXPO. A bi-annual event, this year's second conference, ITEXPO Austin, is taking place this week from October 2-5 at the Austin Convention Center located in Austin, Texas. With tons of exhibitors, sponsors and speakers, this event is the best event of its kind. This week at the event, Voxbone, a provider of worldwide geographical, toll-free telephone numbers, will be showcasing its new major addition to Deutsche Telekom's portal and marketplace for developers - Developer Garden.
By Gary Kim, Contributing Editor
The rumored sale of TW Telecom would, should it come to pass, be only the latest example of a longer running trend in the telecom business - that over time, any newly deregulated part of the business ultimately consolidates into a smaller number of players. Amusingly enough, Wikipedia says AT&T began in 1983, as Southwestern Bell Corp. In fact, the "Bell System" began to be built in 1878.
By Robbie Pleasant, TMCnet Contributor
Perhaps it may seem contradictory, but even in these rough economic times, innovation and invention continue to rise. Mark O'Connor, of Lampert, O'Connor & Johnston, P.C., has a few thoughts about the changes in the technological landscape he'd like to share. Now, businesses have been cautious, since a single bad purchase can doom at least a few employees.
By Allison Boccamazzo, TMCnet Web Editor
Hostway, a provider of cloud, managed and hybrid cloud solutions, has announced that it will be serving as a Gold Level Sponsor for this week's Cloud4SMB Expo, an event collocated with ITEXPO Austin, the world's largest technology and communications event. Taking place October 3-5 at the Austin Convention Center located in Austin, Texas, Cloud4SMB Expo is the first event of its kind specifically focused on the unique challenges faced by small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) looking to leverage the cloud for best-of-breed opportunities for future growth and success.
By Gary Kim, Contributing Editor
Quantifying the size of the unified communications market is extremely difficult, as every vendor counts their UC shipments differently, and many components are now being bundled in with the UC server while clients are often given away for free, says Blair Pleasant, COMMfusion principal.
By Monica Gleberman, Contributing Writer
Vertical Communications, a company specializing in the development of private branch exchanges for enterprises, is best known for its slew of telecommunications products such as Wave IP 400, SBX IP 320, FX II, InstantOffice and MP5000. Bobby Mohanty, company vice president of product management and engineering, will take part in this week's ITEXPO Austin 2012, speaking at two different panel sessions.
By Rory Lidstone, TMCnet Contributing Writer
Digium, creator and owner of the popular Asterisk open source telephony software, announced that it has made some changes which will make it easier for Asterisk integrators, value-added resellers (VARs) and developers to join its channel partner program.
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