Avaya has expanded the reach of its Avaya Flare Communicator to include support for the Apple iPad. Avaya claims the Avaya Flare Communicator gives enterprise workers using mobile devices a secure, unified communications (UC) platform that can be used over Wifi and 3G networks.
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Avaya Expands Enterprise Mobile Collaboration Support to iPad
Posted January 24th, 2012 by Nicholas Mukhar
Glowpoint Managed Video Services Gain Remote Monitoring, Support
Posted October 10th, 2011 by Nicholas Mukhar
Glowpoint, inc., which providers managed video services in the cloud, has added Notify Remote Monitoring and Express Remote Monitoring & Support to its OpenVideo cloud suite. Here’s a breakdown of the two added solutions.
Glowpoint Advisory Board Pushes Cloud Managed Video Services
Posted August 22nd, 2011 by Nicholas Mukhar
Glowpoint, inc., a cloud-based managed video services provider, has assembled the Glowpoint Advisory Board to help the company identify additional trends and opportunities for recurring revenues, cloud services and managed video services. The board includes executives from top networking and unified communication companies.
Glowpoint Acquires Avaya’s Managed Services for Video
Posted July 11th, 2011 by Nicholas Mukhar
Glowpoint Inc., the cloud managed video services provider, announced a partnership with Avaya back in May 2011. Fast forward to the present and Glowpoint has officially acquired Avaya’s Managed Service for Video technology.
Tigerpaw Software Promotes PSA to Avaya Partners
Posted August 18th, 2010 by Joe Panettieri
Tigerpaw Software, which develops PSA (professional services automation) software, is sticking to its niche. Outside of the managed services market, Tigerpaw has enjoyed good momentum in the telecom market. Building on that theme, Tigerpaw is partnering with Reilly Telecom to better serve Avaya channel partners. Here’s how.
Kaseya Employees Dial the iPhone 3G
Posted July 24th, 2008 by Joe Panettieri
Still skeptical about Apple’s iPhone for business users? I’m not. And neither is Kaseya, the managed services platform provider. After extensive testing, Kaseya’s IT department has added the iPhone to its list of supported smart phones.
