Twitter chat: Unified Communications

Sponsored By: Rogers

Updated 11:00 am E.S.T. We wrapped up another engaging Twitter chat on Unified Communications and the drive for collaboration. Channel experts from Rogers and Cisco joined us in examining the power of collaboration and importance of connectivity solutions for businesses. The conclusion? It seems the participants of the chat all agreed that in today’s fast-moving world, effective communication means collaborating beyond your organization with easy-to-use tools. Legacy software restricts work styles, but also drives unsecured sharing and storage of corporate data. After all, security is everything and collaboration moves at the speed of trust.

A special thanks to our guest experts and community participants for an insightful discussion!

Unified Communications drive collaboration which in turn has the power to ignite innovation and increase employee and customer engagement.  Have you implemented unified communications technologies or provided technology-enabled collaboration workspaces?  Join us on December 10 between 12 and 1 pm EST, share your experiences by tweeting answers to the questions below or pose a few questions of your own.  Participate in the conversation and see what others have to say about this pivotal suite of services that are altering workplaces in fundamental ways. You can ask us questions or chip in using the #ConnectivitySolutions hashtag.

Twitter chat with IT World Canada

Participating as guest experts are: 
Obaid Shah – Product Manager, Unified Communications, Enterprise Wireless Solutions, Rogers  (@obaidshah_)
Steven Hong – Product Manager, Unified Communications, Enterprise Wireless Solutions, Rogers (@StevenatRogers)
Rani Pendse – Product Manager, Access/Data Centres & Cloud, Rogers (@ranipendse)
Dean La Riviere – General Manager, Collaboration at Cisco. (@DeanLaRiviere)

New to Twitter chats? Take a look at this video which explains how to participate and gain value from it.

Q1 What is the difference between UC and UCC? #ConnectivitySolutions

Q2 What additional hardware/software and upgrades can CIOs expect to make by investing in UCC? #ConnectivitySolutions

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/674999777734578181

Q3 How can UCC power a collaborative and innovative organization? #ConnectivitySolutions

Q4 How does legacy software hinder collaboration? #ConnectivitySolutions

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/675002608478744576

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/675002750871216129

Q5 How does UCC enable a productive and collaborative work environment and why is that important for businesses? #ConnectivitySolutions

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/675004917585694720

Q6 What do CIOs need to consider before going totally mobile? #ConnectivitySolutions

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/675006207812378625

Q7 What is the link between UCC and driving productivity and innovation? #ConnectivitySolutions

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/675007139853766656

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/675007259299225600

Q8 Which ROI measures have you or would you use in a business case for UCC?  How has UCC delivered against these? #ConnectivitySolutions

https://twitter.com/B2Bspecialist/status/675011870240165891

Q9  What makes implementation & adoption of UCC streamlined? How did you get leadership & employees on board? #ConnectivitySolutions

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/675009790305828864

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/675010153322831872

Q10  How do organizations go beyond providing the tools to engaging stakeholders and fostering innovation? #ConnectivitySolutions

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/675010976056504320

https://twitter.com/ranipendse/status/675011073565720576

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Sponsored By: Rogers

Alex Down
Alex Down
Alex Down is a Public Relations professional with experience in the corporate, public and not-for profit sectors. She is the Communications and Community Manager for IT World Canada. She previously worked in Public Affairs for General Motors of Canada. Alex holds an Advanced Diploma in Public Relations from Durham College, studied Political Science and French at the University of Ottawa, and is bilingual in French and English.