Tue, 27 June 2006 Eric Bear, Vice President Product Management & Global Business Development for Viola Networks joins the Lippis Report podcast where we explore "Service Level Management" to solve scaling and converged network performance issues. This is a must listen podcast if you want to avoid the problems most find when they scale up their IP telephony pilots to full deployments. Sale issues associated with equipment configuration and converged network design have a direct correlation on the stability of a converged network. In this podcast we discuss best practices so you can avoid the crisis most organization experience. Nick Comments[0] |
Tue, 20 June 2006 CEO John Combs joins the Lippis Report podcast to discuss the IP telephony market and ShoreTel's chances of success. The IP telephony market is growing rapidly. It took 3 years for the industry to ship some 8 million IP phones; it ships that many plus in 3 months and the growth rate is increasing. As the market starts to roar, private firms are taking the temperature of the IPO market. John Combs comments on Mitel's IPO, ShoreTel's happy customers, innovation and the competitive IP telephony market. There is a lot packed into this 20 minute podcast. You'll want to make sure you listen to this episode. Enjoy, Nick Comments[0] |
Fri, 9 June 2006 I talk with Tony Barbagatto of GroundWork on the Open Source
movement for network and system management.
The management software market as long been dominated by HP OpenView and
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Tue, 6 June 2006 Zeus
Kerravala, VP of Yankee Group's infrastructure research and consulting joins me as we discuss the hot new market of hosted IP services,
Avaya On Demand, Cisco's Unified Communications, Mitel's IPO, the race for
communication developers and more. It is
a fascinating discussion with insights into Cisco's IP communications
management team and our take on its Unified Communications announcement. Enjoy. Comments[0] |
