21 May 2010
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Business users are increasingly demanding more sophisticated communications services, such as unified communications and video conferencing.
But IT budgets remain tight so how can businesses deploy market leading technologies that give them the competitive edge without busting the budget?
Managed communications services are one solution that enables a company to deploy these new technologies in a planned and cost effective manner without significant financial risk.
This Computing web seminar, in association with Freedom Communications, examines how to exploit managed networks services to competitive advantage.
Our panel of experts will discuss key questions:
• What are the business benefits to deploying managed network services?
• How can the enterprise make costs savings?
• How does effective planning result in more efficient service delivery?
Our experts will answer your questions on this subject and explain how senior IT decision makers can generate revenue by adopting a managed network services approach.
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