Feb
05

Nortel’s bankruptcy and Avaya’s acquisition of its enterprise assets has caused uncertainty and fear among Avaya and Nortel customers and partners. Avaya recently presented its vision for the evolution of the combined product portfolio. I would like to hear from businesses, VARs, SIs, etc. about their specific concerns. Did Avaya’s roadmap alleviate some of these concerns or did it raise new ones? Which choices did you think were good? Which ones were wrong? Do you trust Avaya’s commitment to both installed bases and both channels? What would you wish to hear from Avaya? What strategy direction would best serve your needs?

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Frost & Sullivan Industry Focus: Ms. Popova is widely recognized as an expert in IP communications and enterprise solutions with her primary expertise being in voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) services. She has authored studies on hosted IP telephony and VoIP trunking services, managed telephony services, unified messaging, unified communications platforms and hosted unified communications services.

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