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The challenges of mobile UC

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By Claudio Castelli
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Unified communications means simplifying the ways of communicating and collaborating by having fewer tools and interfaces to manage. A large portion of employees in the enterprise environment currently spend at least some of their time out of the office. The full UC benefits will be achieved over mobile devices.


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