avaya news from FierceCIO

Earlier this week, Skype launched a new service called Skype for SIP into beta testing. As its name suggests, the service works by connecting to existing SIP-based PBXs from the SIP gear in Skype's... Read more...

Along with new business responsibilities come a big increase in pay for CIOs, according to Baseline's ranking of high-paid information-technology executives. This year the list includes... Read more...

IntelliComm Analytics researchers say Cisco and Avaya are in a dead heat to capture the hearts and minds of corporate CIOs. Avaya has 20.9 percent of product revenue, and Cisco is a smidge behind... Read more...

> Avaya reportedly considers a sale. Article > How strategic is IT? Read more...

Depending on what you read, open source is either the end-all-be-all or the worst thing an enterprise can embrace. It's an interesting dynamic, given the increasing pressure on IT to deliver more... Read more...

> Adobe might take legal action against Microsoft's XPS. Article

> The city of Vienna is known as many things: the cultural and political center of Austria, the birthplace of Mozart and Marie Antoinette and soon, a showcase for Red Hat Linux. Article

> Avaya to buy mobile software company. …

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Webinar: Developing Mobile Web Applications
Together with Sybase iAnywhere, FierceCIO is presenting a webinar on the latest developments in enterprise mobility... Read more...

Webinar: Developing Mobile Web Applications Together with Sybase iAnywhere, FierceCIO is presenting a webinar on the latest developments in enterprise mobility... Read more...

Sprint, Avaya, Toshiba and Mitel are some of the brand-name Internet telephony players who will introduce new products at this week's VoiceCon Fall 2006 show in San Francisco. There's a trend in small- and mid-sized business gear expected at this show, but more interesting to big business users is the rise of VoIP products for mobile users. Sprint and Avaya will focus on a second generation of VPN technology, while Mitel will introduce secure IP communications for which they claim VPNs …

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> Apple issues patches for 26 Mac OS X flaws. Article > A few more executive shuffles at... Read more...