by Dave Courbanou
ADTRAN NetVanta VoIP Appliance Focuses on Mid-Enterprise
With ADTRAN’s renewed efforts to be a key player in the infrastructure space, the company also is continuing to focus its attention to the mid-enterprise market with the latest addition to its NetVanta series, the 644, designed specifically for VoIP and SIP trunking. Read on for the details …
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Network monitoring and management is pretty much a must-have technology for the enterprise, especially for those companies that use VoIP and other bandwidth-intensive applications such as video. But for remote sites or branch offices that utilize less than 100Mb of bandwidth, on-site management applications are few and far between. Plus, those that do exist come with a hefty price tag, making the idea of on-site management for smaller offices pretty much a pipe dream.
After spending a few years as the upstart technology in the channel, unified communications finally seems to be coming into its own. The VAR Guy has always had high hopes for UC as a great add-on technology for communications- and convergence-focused solution providers, which is why his ears perked up over Alteva’s new Unified Communications Certification (UCC) program. Read on for the details …
The keynote was called “The Sky is the Limit – How to grow your SaaS and On-Premises Business.” But
Not long after announcing its own channel program,
When people think of computer telephony, they increasingly think of 
Back in December 2009, I reported on enterprise VoIP services provider