Open
Minds Seminar
Effective
strategies for maximizing your existing network infrastructure
investments and improving your business processes are critical
to your bottom line during economic uncertainty. Simply
cutting costs and resources will not position your enterprise
for growth, nor enhance productivity or increase customer
satisfaction. The move towards open, software-based,
unified communications will be the difference between surviving
the economic downturn and competitively positioning your
company to seize new business opportunities that less nimble
companies won’t be able to target. Such an open
approach leads to improvements in business processes, streamlines
external communications and improves the customer experience;
and reduces latency and cycle times. It also consolidates
complex and disparate environments, eliminating disjointed
communications processes.
But how do you get there given your current constraints? Where
do you start when you have a reduced budget and a mandate
to cut costs immediately? Your needs to lower costs
and grow your business do not have to be in conflict. Nor
does such a strategy require a massive capital investment
or forklift of your existing investments. An
open, unified communications platform can help you decrease
communications costs while improve the quality of communications
with customers, suppliers, and employees.
In this seminar, we bring together industry experts and
executive peers to exchange concrete strategies and ideas
for:
- Reducing the high cost of voice and networking TCO
- Lowering conferencing expenses while increasing productivity
- Eliminating inefficient business processes
- Improving security and business continuity
- Decreasing operating costs through consolidation
- Moving towards a greener IT environment
You don’t want to miss this informative session where
you’ll hear industry perspectives from Brian Gillooly,
Editor-in-Chief of InformationWeek Events, Melanie Turek,
Principal Analyst with the Frost & Sullivan North American
Information & Communication Technologies and executives
from Siemens Enterprise Communications. All will share their
insights on how a unified communication strategy can produce
immediate business efficiencies.
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