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Unified Communications spielt bei vielen Unternehmen aktuell noch eine untergeordnete Rolle – wird aber in den kommenden Monaten zu einem immer wichtigeren Thema. Das ist das Ergebnis einer von Frost & Sullivan und dem Hersteller Aastra veröffentlichten Studie.

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Looking measure the individual services that are grouped under the term Unified Communications, so to them, survey participants from different marketing opportunities. One of the main topics of the coming months for 62 percent of ICT specialists Fixed Mobile Convergence, followed by unified messaging (42 percent). The biggest business, however, is seen in the migration to IP. 80 percent of respondents said that should be expected in this area, most jobs in investment Unified Communivations solutions were due to the economic crisis, many companies postponed but not canceled: in a survey of system integrators, service providers, consultants, distributors and resellers gave only five percent of respondents said that a majority of customers already using UC solutions. 65 percent of the surveyed systems houses in 2010 but expect an increasing demand for complete packages or individual UC services. The reason for the current reluctance is the study of the past economic crisis. By the end displaced investment would now be made up.


This result is due to the reasons for the use of UC services together. According to the survey are cost savings and efficiency at the top tothe list of motivations (both 85 percent). Followed by mobility and home working (81 percent). Efficient processes are important in financial services traditionally a major role. For this reason, survey participants see this sector as the largest buyer of UC solutions. In second place is the IT and telecommunications industry, followed by service providers in the areas of real estate, consulting and accounting. A comparatively small importance is attached to the retail, education and construction.


The "UC Channel Survey 2010" was published by ICT specialists Aastra in cooperation with the consulting firm Frost & Sullivan. Europe took part 169 companies, 15 percent of them are from Austria.