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BT IP Telephony and UC Services |
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BT UK offers a threatening range of IP Centrex and hosted PBX services with more than 240,000 IP Centrex seats currently being supported. BT is also able to offer UC services based on Cisco, Mitel and Microsoft and advanced voice over WiFi services. (1/18/2012)
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Cable&Wireless WorldWide IP Telephony and UC Services |
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| Cable&Wireless Worldwide’s IP Voice offers compelling managed and hosted IP PBX and IP Centrex; IP trunking gives customers a phased migration path from legacy to IP. FMC is fully integrated with its IP PBX and IP Centrex solutions. (1/18/2012) |
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Colt UK IP Telephony and UC Services |
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| Colt UK offers attractive Avaya based IP PBX capabilities, however its single vendor approach gives it a lack of flexibility. Similarly, Colt is able to offer FMC and audio/Web conferencing, but its UC portfolio remains a relative weakness. (1/18/2012) |
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Kcom IP Telephony and UC Services |
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| Kcom provides an attractive IPT portfolio with a strong integration message and a flexible range of UC and FMC services backed by partners such as Cisco, O2 and RIM. However, Kcom lacks video conferencing and needs broader mobile platform support. (4/6/2012) |
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Virgin Media Business Telephony and UC Services |
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| Virgin Media Business offers advanced IP Centrex capabilities with an attractive service wrap and pricing structure, plus a competitive UC portfolio. VMB provides limited support for Microsoft solutions and is a newcomer to SIP Trunking, however. (2/21/2012) |
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Vodafone UK IPT and UC Services |
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Vodafone's 'One Net' IPT & UC propositions offer attractive differentiation based on the operator's mobility strengths. Vodafone needs to strengthen its conferencing capabilities and add support for Lync; however, the MNO is a growing threat. (4/6/2012)
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