Cisco Canada enterprise networks and collaboration general manager Oleg Tolchinsky offers partners a rundown of everything that’s new in Cisco’s Webex collaboration business in this guest blog.
With a split of in-person and virtual learning at colleges and universities, post-secondary institutions will have unique collaboration needs this year. Avaya Canada’s Stephen Brash offers some thoughts on how to solve for those needs.
Avaya’s Tara Mahoney talks solution providers through the technology and business challenges healthcare customers are facing right now and offers advice on the help they need in this edition of the podcast.
As Webex gains the ability to translate from English to 108 languages, Cisco exec Jeetu Patel details the philosophy and direction behind developing the collaboration platform.
Cisco’s Sonya Mazzaferro offers some thoughts on how the vendor and its partners have adopted to the changing collaboration needs of SME customers over the last year through the flexibility of Webex Work.
Avaya Canada channel chief Miles Davis discusses how the vendor and its partners transformed in 2020 and provides a preview of what’s to come in 2021 in this edition of the ChannelBuzz.ca Podcast.
Laura Drummond of Cisco Canada reviews the announcements and developments out of the company’s WebexOne event, which capped a year that redefined the role of collaboration tools in business and society alike..
Research commissioned by the software vendor show many who moved to working from home in reaction to COVID-19 will stay there, and that that digital transformation has been accelerated in response to the pandemic. What does this mean for solution providers?
Avaya Canada’s David Robertson has six big predictions for how the contact center will look after COVID-19 — more consultative, more browsers, more collaboration, and more subscriptions for solution providers.
Avaya Canada channel leader Miles Davis with some thoughts on why the time for UCaaS is now.
Cisco’s new Webex Control Hub will provide tools partners can use to upsell the collaboration platform, which has seen an explosion in usage as more businesses formalize remote work plans for the present and the future.
Cisco cites interoperability with rival Microsoft and a new contact centre option as key elements to growing partner opportunities around its collaboration portfolio.
Cisco will add social graphing and contextual information about meeting attendees to its collaboration tools and outlines plans to make its collaboration tools integrate well with its competitors and peers.
Some things for partners to think about in their collaboration business, as Cisco aligns its lineup under the WebEx brand.
Cisco will bring its collaboration lineup into one package, with a common backend and under the WebEx brand.
Jive Communications, inContact, and Polycom share their top predictions for 2017 in the unified communications-as-a-service space.
Cisco Canada’s Garth Scully offers a guide to help find the right customer for the company’s Business Edition 6000 communications package.
Canada is one of the countries where Unify pledges to be 100 per cent channel within twelve months – which will mean they will need to get distribution set up here.
ShoreTel says the new virtualized router will let their VARs be more aggressive in small 5-15 unit mobile deployments, because eliminating the router cost for a 10 unit deployment cuts the initial investment in getting 10 users live by two thirds.
