Open Standards stories - Page 13

Schneider Electric announces selection of Microsoft Windows Azure as a preferred cloud provider for the company's StruxureWare software applications and suites.

Brocade and Aruba Networks have announced a strategic relationship to deliver an open-standards based unified campus network.

Fully understanding Ethernet fabric can translate into new business and better margins says Graham Schultz, Brocade regional director for ANZ.

Partnership between hybrid voice-to-text technology company and one of New Zealand's leading unified communications and IP telephony solutions provider.

Polycom and Telecom NZ team up to launch VaaS, making high-tech video collaboration easy and affordable for Kiwi businesses.

SDN revolutionises corporate networks, making them adaptable to rapid business changes, says Extreme Networks' VP, Joy Ghosh.

HP launches new UC platforms, targeting enterprises with quick deployment options for Microsoft Lync and a customizable solution with Polycom.

Brocade and NEC forge a strategic SDN partnership, aiming to revolutionise data centre and WAN management with open standards solutions.

OpenFlow revolutionises networking, fostering switch vendor interoperability and shaking up the $6 billion market. A boon for enterprises.

New technologies are revolutionizing video collaboration in the workplace, driving business productivity and reducing costs, according to a report.

In an economic crunch, enhancing first-call resolution in contact centres is key to boosting customer service and cutting costs.

Google's Android on the brink of surpassing Apple's iOS with 200 million activations, despite malware threats on the rise.

System based on open standards offers 30% lower bandwidth consumption than industry average, Australia boss says.

Aastra aims to redefine its global presence, targeting New Zealand's SMB market with new products, shedding its Ericsson heritage.

Unified Communications (UC) ushers in a new communication era, offering bespoke tech solutions for enhanced collaboration and efficiency.

Polycom rebrands Intelligent Core as RealPresence, aiming to boost UC interoperability and double revenue to USD $3 billion with open standards.

SnapperNet secures exclusive deal to distribute snom VoIP products in NZ, offering Kiwi resellers unmatched tech and logistics support.

Natural disasters prompt urgent need for robust crisis communication plans, ensuring businesses stay connected amid chaos.

Open and interoperable solutions are enabling smarter conversations, says Michael Chetner, Australia and New Zealand Managing Director for Polycom.

Oracle has announced it will shift OpenOffice.org to a community-led project, ceasing its commercial version to foster open standards.