Read this E-Guide for a better look at how the value of UC will, at first, be less of a financial issue and more of a productivity improvement issue-and increased productivity eventually translates into financial benefits. (White Paper - September 4, 2008)

By converging real-time, near-real-time, and non-real-time business communication applications, Avaya Intelligent Communications can dramatically reduce cell phone expenses, taking Unified Communications to the next level. (White Paper - June 1, 2008)

Avaya moves customers toward Unified Communications to support complex and flexible work environments. The consultative process begins with a business assessment to understand the communication patterns, and to see where business processes slow down. (White Paper - June 1, 2008)

Avaya and IBM have leveraged their considerable individual technologies and platforms and roadmaps to create a combined vision to make real-time and non-real-time collaboration a reality for enterprises. This paper gives details. (White Paper - April 1, 2007)

Productivity-enhancing technologies such as conferencing and collaboration enable people to work together via real or non-real time communication, and share or exchange information, including documents and other types of content. (White Paper - January 1, 2008)

Technology for the sake of technology is not the endgame. The benefits that are derived in workplace environments are driving many companies to transform operations into more productive, cost-effective, secure and customer-centric operations. (White Paper - August 1, 2007)

This executive brief first discusses the hallmarks and business benefits of Unified Communications, then ends with a set of recommended approaches to help companies ensure smooth and successful UC deployments. (White Paper - June 1, 2007)

Avaya and Microsoft have leveraged their considerable individual technologies and platforms and roadmaps to create a combined vision to make real-time and non-real-time collaboration a reality for enterprises. (White Paper - March 1, 2008)