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    Virtual UC applications are being deployed beyond the data center into the distributed enterprise and should be planned with virtual desktop infrastructure deployment.

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• Networking

  • Getting answers on HP OpenFlow and the HP 12500 data center switch

    At Interop 2012 we uncovered the latest on the HP 12500 switch and learned what the HP OpenFlow strategy is really about.

  • Application-aware networking flies under radar at Interop 2012

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    An Interop 2012 panel on spanning tree protocol alternatives quickly evolved into a debate about Shortest Path Bridging as an interoperable solution.

• Telecom

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  • Need for wireless network upgrade is key AT&T/T-Mobile driver

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• Networking Channel

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  • Cisco Partner Summit 2012: Support services, cloud and mobility reign

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  • Cisco Smart Services: Partners can customize with open APIs

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• CRM

  • Health care reform catalyst for customer service improvements

    Although many don’t immediately think of CRM and health care together, recent U.S. legislative changes to health care standards are causing organizations to think of patients as customers

  • Mobile CRM apps aim to connect smartphones, contact centers

    Customers won’t start from scratch with new mobile app “bridge” programs that transfer their information to contact centers.

  • IBM’s plans are in Tealeaf with purchase of CEM analytics firm

    IBM is strengthening its CRM footing with the acquisition of Tealeaf Technology.

• Data Management

  • Bank of America IT exec: EIM drivers key to shaping project plans

    The most effective programs are shaped by clearly stated business objectives, according to a senior information architect at Bank of America.

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    In-memory database caching technology is helping gamers take charge of their online identities.

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    "Big data" technologies took a verbal shellacking from consultant and well-known Twitterer Karen Lopez in an Enterprise Data World conference session.

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