Employees have begun to use their personal mobile devices as their primary mode of communication while out of the office and the trend will continue. But, while workers want a mobile solution, the desk phone is not headed the way of T-rex.
ShoreTel’s Cloud division Learning Team has been working on our strategic plan for 2013 and we couldn’t be more excited. One of our goals is to further our position as a thought leader corporate learning.
This Wednesday, we had the unique opportunity to host a group of reporters and analysts at the Boston Celtic’s game. The Boston Celtics are a customer of our on-premise business phone solution. They took on the Brooklyn Nets, a customer of ShoreTel Sky’s cloud-based solution. We were joined by IT executives from both teams and despite the intense cloud vs. premise rivalry, all of the violence remained on the court.
During our recent ShoreTel Champion Partner Conference in Orlando Florida, Brent Barbara, our Sr. Director of Alliances and Solutions Engineering, had the opportunity to chat with Sheila McGee-Smith about AppFuse for Salesforce, our next generation cloud-to-cloud computer telephony integration with Salesforce.
The ShoreTel Champion Partner Conference 2012 is in full swing. This morning, Dan Hoffman, ShoreTel’s Cloud Division President, participated in the key-note address and spoke about the rapidly growing market for cloud-based unified communications.
It won’t be another Sandy, but a low pressure system will move up the East Coast after gaining strength late Tuesday. The National Weather Service predicts it will bring heavy rain, wet snow and gusty winds to parts of the … Continued
Yesterday we posted tips for managing your office phones while you aren’t in the office. This blog isn’t about your phone; it’s about your brain. Given the impact of hurricane Sandy, lots of people will be working from home over the next few days … Continued
Our New York team is working from their homes, homes of friends with power, Starbucks, you name it. Here are some very detailed suggestions about how you can do the same.
We hope everyone made it through the storm safely. As the process of recovery begins, we’d like to provide a few helpful tips that our clients start to restore more normal operations.
As a result of massive flooding and power loss caused by hurricane Sandy, ShoreTel Sky began to lose some services in two of our data centers at about 10:45 pm. Multiple carriers and our data center providers are reporting issues. We will update this page as information becomes available and continue to update as additional details emerge.