TMCNet.com - Seaport Hotel created a service called Seaportal using BlueNote's Networks' SessionSuite SOA Edition solution. The hotel created its service without having to perform any to existing voice and data network infrastructure.

Informationweek.com - Vendors are emphasizing two approaches to collaboration. One focuses on the architecture, the other on the desktop. Which is right for you?

TMCNet.com - Concordia University has deployed BlueNote’s SessionSuite solution to add click-to-talk capabilities to its Web-based student portal and Help desk Web site, and also to create new Internet-based voice services—all with a single, extensible platform.

TMCNet.com - The 2007 Unified Communications Product of the Year Awards distinguish those companies that brought ground-breaking advancements to UC technologies in the past year. Unified communications is the wave of the future and 2007 was an explosive year for new products.

TMCNet.com - A few years ago, Gartner Research coined the term Communications-Enabled Business Process (CEBP) to describe a new generation of communications solutions that tightly integrate interactive communications with business applications.

TMCNet.com - In the past few years, a new type of business communications user has emerged, thanks to technology advances: the telecommuter, aka the teleworker.

theThomasHoweCompany.com - With all the web services and SOA terms flying around, it’s hard to keep the functions and layers straight. At the Web Services on Wall Street show last week, Hugh Grant, from Credit Suisse global IT research and development, gave a presentation that I wished my telephony friends could see.

TMCNet.com - BlueNote Networks (News - Alert) has joined the RSA Secured Partner Program to deliver a technically interoperable solution offering two-factor authentication from RSA for users accessing corporate voice services over the Internet.

Bizjournals.com - BlueNote Networks Inc. reports joining the RSA Security Secured Partner Program as way to collaborate and deliver a more secure telenetworking system.

blogs.zdnet.com - The New York Times article about PopFly, Microsoft’s mashup maker, got me thinking about how Microsoft will use mashups and SOA with unified communications (UC). I asked Eric Swift, Microsoft’s senior director of Unified Communications, as much two weeks ago when we met in Redmond.

TMCNet.com - Although IP convergence has been an adoption trend for the past several years, today many enterprises are still challenged with determining how to integrate telephone systems with IT applications. These issues have constrained most enterprises from extending communication-reach to distributed and mobile users, and realizing the productivity benefits, operational efficiencies, and overall value of a fully-converged communications and applications infrastructure.

IBSPublishing.com - The digital native is coming and banks look ill-prepared. But help might be at hand with the convergence of communications and applications

Processor.com - By now, most IT managers of small to medium-sized enterprises are already aware of VoIP's advantages, and most have made some sort of decision regarding VoIP implementation, whether it's already in place, being worked on, or placed on a back burner.

TMCNet.com - BlueNote Networks designed the SessionSuite family of Business Communications Platforms to enable businesses to take advantage of communications-enabled, SIP-based business applications, enabling new levels of business agility.

TMCNet.com - For years now vendors have been touting convergence as one of the primary motivators for moving to VoIP. But for the most part, enterprises have enjoyed only nominal benefits from combining their voice and data networks. That’s because, in general, convergence has occurred only at the wire level.