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WEBINAR: Putting Unified Communications to Work for SMBs TODAY! TIME: 2pm EST/ 1pm CST/ 11am PST REGISTER! So what is Unified Communications really, and, just how can this rapidly growing technology impact small business? In this webinar, we will explore the opportunities--and the potential pitfalls--of implementing a UC solution and we'll share five important considerations when evaluating a UC solution. Today's small businesses are continuously seeking new ways to effectively grow their business. Most are challenged with finding ways to increase employee productivity and operations efficiencies, while meeting increasing customer demands for real-time service, all in a cost-efficient model. The real value of a UC solution can be found in the ability to maximize growth opportunities, productivity, collaboration and more. The business benefits go way beyond cost savings. What Attendees will learn: Learn what Unified Communications means for every small business Explore the opportunities and pitfalls of implementing a UC solution Take away 5 considerations to make before you select a UC solution Who should attend: Business Owners (CEO, Marketing, Sales) IT Managers (CTO, CIO) Manager of Customer Experience Decision makers evaluating technology options Register Today Sponsors:		Speakers: Blair Pleasant, UC Strategies Jeff Valentine, EVP Product and Corporate Development Fonality Kevin Mlynarek, Allstate Agency Owner Moderator: Erik K. Linask, Group Editorial Director TMCnet
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