The new offerings are building off UC services that HP HP0-M39 questions and answers unveiled about 18 months ago, Cook said. Those services were aimed at such areas as helping businesses determine if UC can help them and building a UC roadmap. These new services take the next step by helping businesses take action.
These services will be important as businesses deal with the challenge of a growing virtual workforce, aging telephony and network infrastructures, and a wide range of communications systems. Cook noted a Gartner study that predicts that by the end of 2015, 60 percent of organizations will offer employees at least four parallel, overlapping, voice/telephony options.
Since the scandal became public, the California attorney general has filed charges against Dunn. HP obtained phone records of reporters, board members and others to determine the source of the leaks. The attorney general asserts that the way HP got those phone records was illegal and has charged Dunn and other executives with responsibility for it. Documents show that Dunn was intimately involved in the investigation. Dunn, through her attorneys, has denied any wrongdoing.
HP HP0-M39 questions and answers last month tightened its partnership with Polycom, which in June bought HP's video collaboration business, including its Halo telepresence products. In addition, Polycom will become HP's exclusive partner for telepresence and video collaboration products.
HP's partnerships with Microsoft, Polycom, Avaya and Alcatel-Lucent are a key differentiator for the company, he said.
"Our approach is built on a multi-vendor approach" that's open and interoperable, Cook said. "Many of our customers will continue to have multiple vendors in UC for many years to come."
"I see this embarrassing public mess as a culmination of a war over the control over the board of the company," Perkins said Tuesday at the VentureOne Outlook Conference in San Francisco.
These services will be important as businesses deal with the challenge of a growing virtual workforce, aging telephony and network infrastructures, and a wide range of communications systems. Cook noted a Gartner study that predicts that by the end of 2015, 60 percent of organizations will offer employees at least four parallel, overlapping, voice/telephony options.
Since the scandal became public, the California attorney general has filed charges against Dunn. HP obtained phone records of reporters, board members and others to determine the source of the leaks. The attorney general asserts that the way HP got those phone records was illegal and has charged Dunn and other executives with responsibility for it. Documents show that Dunn was intimately involved in the investigation. Dunn, through her attorneys, has denied any wrongdoing.
HP HP0-M39 questions and answers last month tightened its partnership with Polycom, which in June bought HP's video collaboration business, including its Halo telepresence products. In addition, Polycom will become HP's exclusive partner for telepresence and video collaboration products.
HP's partnerships with Microsoft, Polycom, Avaya and Alcatel-Lucent are a key differentiator for the company, he said.
"Our approach is built on a multi-vendor approach" that's open and interoperable, Cook said. "Many of our customers will continue to have multiple vendors in UC for many years to come."
"I see this embarrassing public mess as a culmination of a war over the control over the board of the company," Perkins said Tuesday at the VentureOne Outlook Conference in San Francisco.
