The business world is increasingly being incorporated into the cloud, largely because the technology is expanding at such a rapid rate that executives are quickly becoming familiar with the hosted service and the potential benefits associated with using it.
Corporate executives have changed their approach to implementing business phone systems during the last several years, as traditional land line offerings are no longer deemed relevant.
The cloud computing market continues to grow stronger by the day as both small and medium-sized businesses, as well as major enterprises, adopt the technology to improve internal operations and enhance collaboration.
Ongoing transformations in the IT industry will continue to catapult the chief information officer’s (CIO) role forward in the coming years.
The ongoing proliferation of cloud computing is changing the enterprise, transforming everything from the business phone system to disaster recovery planning.
The technological landscape continues to pressure organizations to implement advanced business phone systems, collaborative software and hosted services in order to remain competitive with rival enterprises already embracing change.
As cloud computing rapidly evolves and picks up momentum in the private sector, decision-makers are increasingly turning to the hosted services to solve long-standing problems that have plagued them for years.
The cloud computing market continues to expand in 2013, especially after experiencing a monumental year in 2012.
ShoreTel, a unified communications (UC) vendor that offers VoIP services, customer relationship management (CRM) integration, cloud PBX phone systems and other enhancements in business communication, has fundamentally changed for the better, according to CEO Peter Blackmore.
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone systems allow users to make and receive calls over the internet as opposed to through traditional land lines.