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How Hillarys responded to the coronavirus outbreak
Hillarys’ Head of ICT Julian Bond talks to Computing about how the UK-based manufacturer responded to the coronavirus crisis – culminating this week in the government-ordered lockdown
Working from home, keeping connected: 17 video conferencing and collaboration tools to consider
Whether you're a global corporation or a small business, ensuring remote working colleages can keep in touch is suddenly more important than ever. We look at 17 video-enabled collaboration tools that could help bridge the communications gap.
Avaya completes reorganisation and leaves Chapter 11
The company has been 'debt restructuring' for almost a year
Avaya files statement to leave Chapter 11 as public company
Company filed for bankruptcy earlier this year to restructure
Bosch rolls out cloud communications to 160,000 locations with Avaya
Avaya's cloud services are helping Bosch to create a standardised solution for its 440+ subsidiaries
Avaya requests exclusivity extension on Chapter 11
Push for more time would prevent competing plans from being filed
Bankrupt Avaya to sell networking business assets to Extreme Networks
$100m for struggling unified comms firm's coffers as it tries to move to cloud
BroadSoft capitalises on Avaya Chapter 11 with new cloud offer
Shameless bid for new customers skewers Avaya faithful
Avaya files for chapter 11 bankruptcy
Networking firm's hardware roots beginning to show
Dr. Martens selects 'value for money' ShoreTel over Cisco, Avaya, Mitel
UK footwear company intends to use Shoretel globally and incorporate unified comms in supply chain too
Addison Lee CTO admits playing safe by opting for Avaya
Software-defined networking start-ups have 'really good tech' but are just too risky - for now
Hillarys Blinds deploys Avaya's Aura UC platform to boost customer support
Head of ICT Julian Bond believes platform was key contributor to company's growth
SPAR saves time and money with video conferencing
SPAR UK's retail IT controller tells Computing how switching to video conferencing has saved time and money
The office of the future - a rebuttal
Avaya's Michael Bayer responds to Computing's article on the office of the future, encouraging organisations to think more creatively as to how to use their physical space
North American Aerospace Defense tracks Santa
Microsoft and Avaya solutions power St Nick-spotting matrix - uses geospatial imagery software
Let the business games commence
Peter Gothard explores how the concept of gamification can enable organisations to better engage with customers and staff by harnessing the human impulses of competition, self-interest and collaboration
Cisco 'didn't demonstrate value for money' says UK dairy firm switching to Avaya
Dairy Crest drops Cisco and Nortel and goes for the udder guys in new deal
First Look: Avaya Desktop Video Device
Avaya's enterprise tablet has good communications features, but is pricey
Cisco launches Cius app store
A new portal for users of Cisco's own tablet device arrives in the shape of AppHQ
Avaya hits back: "We're not stupid, we're innovators"
Alcatel Lucent "behind the curve", alleges Avaya marketing head
Cisco and Avaya "stupid" to develop own tablets
"Big mistake" for networking vendors to do battle with the experts, says Alcatel Lucent
Facilities management giant adopts unified communications
Mature technology and price competition persuade OCS to sign £5m managed contract with Azzurri
Co-op group's new HQ drives IT investment
The new building is a catalyst to invest in technology infrastructure, says group director
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