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This is the question that Zeus Kerravala, SVP of the Yankee Group and I address in the Lippis Report podcast. Here’s a hint, lack of standards and the vendor community’s lack of interest of embracing the ones we have. Post your ideas on twitter with the following hash mark #UCINTEROP.
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Nick Lippis said:
April 20th, 2010 at 9:59 am
UC & Video conferencing need industry interoperability standards if it's to enter prime time http://bit.ly/9gizOe
Laurie Shook said:
April 20th, 2010 at 10:19 am
RT @NickLippis: UC & Video conferencing need industry interoperability standards if it's to enter prime time http://bit.ly/9gizOe
dubois said:
April 27th, 2010 at 12:55 am
IM vendors resisted interoperating for long enough to relegate their technology to a small role in history. IM could have replaced SMTP e-mail, enabling rich communications with presence. UC vendors could take heed of that example.
The biggest barrier facing UC vendors, though, isn’t tier interop or video bandwidth. It’s an inability to tell a compelling value story to each market.