August 28, 2014
In this Industry Buzz podcast, Marty Parker leads a discussion about the recently released Gartner Magic Quadrant for Unified Communication. (Note: If you are a Gartner subscriber, this is Research Report G00262527. Also, Microsoft offers a reprint link here.) Marty is joined by UCStrategies Experts Dave Michels, Dr. Joseph Williams, Steve Leaden, Melissa Swartz, Phil Edholm, Don Van Doren, Bill MacKay, Art Rosenberg, J.R. Simmons, and Roberta Fox.
Listen to the podcast here (total run time 37:05).
Refer to the time codes below for each speaker:
- Marty Parker
- Dave Michels (3:38)
- Joseph Williams (6:48)
- Steve Leaden (8:44)
- Melissa Swartz (14:18)
- Phil Edholm (16:13)
- Don Van Doren (23:10)
- Bill MacKay (26:41)
- Art Rosenberg (28:52)
- J.R. Simmons (30:43)
- Roberta J. Fox (33:48)
- Marty Parker (38:29)
UCStrategies is an industry resource for enterprises, vendors, system integrators, and anyone interested in the growing Unified Communications arena. A supplier of objective information on Unified Communications, UCStrategies is supported by an alliance of leading communication industry Advisors, Analysts, and Consultants who have worked in the various segments of Unified Communications since its inception.
UCStrategies Experts represent the Who’s Who of the Unified Communications world, providing key insights and analysis to help you better understand UC technologies, products, and trends. UCStrategies Experts are seasoned professionals and luminaries in their fields, with extensive experience and knowledge in their various areas of expertise.
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