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ALSO CALLED: Integrated Messaging, Unified Communications, and Unified Messaging Services DEFINITION: Unified messaging (sometimes referred to as the unified messaging system or UMS) is the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone. The PC user can open and play … Definition continues below.

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Disaster Recovery for Critical Communications sponsored by Storage Decisions WEBCAST: Posted: 21 Mar 2008 \| When: Available On Demand SUMMARY: This session will cover how to assess protection needs and test network's recoverability. TOPICS: Disaster Planning \| Disaster Recovery \| LAN \| Remote Access Security \| Remote Users \| Unified Messaging \| VPN \| WAN

The Unified Communications Journey, a Real Customer Experience sponsored by Hewlett-Packard Company WEBCAST: Posted: 04 Jan 2008 \| When: Available On Demand SUMMARY: In this session you will hear about the trials, tribulations and ultimate success of implementing a consolidated Exchange 2007 environment across multiple geographies, complete with Unified Messaging. TOPICS: Customer Experience \| Unified Messaging

7 Ways to Reduce your 2008 IT Burden with Email Hosting sponsored by USA.NET WEBCAST: Posted: 19 Nov 2007 \| When: Available On Demand SUMMARY: This Webcast will discuss how to focus on projects that are strategic to your business and allow you to free up your budget, staff and infrastructure. TOPICS: Collaboration \| Email Archiving \| Email Management Software \| Email Security \| Email Security Policies \| Email Security Services \| Email Security Software \| Email Software \| Microsoft Exchange \| Records Management \| Secure Content Management \| Software Upgrades \| Unified Messaging

Security for Unified Communications and Messaging sponsored by Information Security Magazine WEBCAST: Posted: 10 Aug 2007 \| When: Available On Demand SUMMARY: Network and security staff must work together to bring all their tools, techniques and strategies, new and old, together in order to securely design and deploy the new-age unified communications infrastructure. TOPICS: Access Control \| Authentication \| Instant Messaging Security \| IP Phones \| Network Security \| Security Architectures \| Security Infrastructure \| SIP \| Unified Messaging \| Unified Messaging Systems \| VoIP \| Web Conferences

UNIFIED MESSAGING DEFINITION (continued): … Unified messaging (sometimes referred to as the unified messaging system or UMS) is the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone. The PC user can open and play back voice messages, assuming their PC has multimedia capabilities. Fax images can be saved or printed.

A user can access the same mailbox by telephone. In this case, ordinary e-mail notes in text are converted into audio files and played back.

Unified messaging is particularly convenient for mobile business users because it allows them to reach colleagues and customers through a PC or telephone, whichever happens to be available. Some services offer worldwide telephone access.
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