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Ingram to put ShoreTel at heart of UC strategy
Ingram Micro has opened up over its new UK relationship with ShoreTel, which was won from Avnet in August, saying it will put the vendor at the heart of its “best-of-breed” unified communications solution set. News
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Six Degrees buys Avaya partner Aurora
Avaya reseller Aurora Networks Ltd is the latest firm to be picked up by buy-and-build cloud services provider Six Degrees Group, strengthening its unified communications business. News
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Sennheiser picks Rocom’s Craven for comms push
Sennheiser has appointed former Rocom corporate sales boss Jane Craven director of sales and marketing, in the first director-level appointment for its UK Professional Telecoms division. News
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SDG to distribute Mitel comms solutions
Comms software provider Mitel has announced a new partnership with technology distributor SDG to sell hosted and virtual voice and unified communications based on the VMware desktop virtualisation platform. News
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MicroScope's top stories, week ending 24 August 2012
Our weekly round-up of the most popular digital content here on MicroScope.co.uk. News
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Avnet out as ShoreTel picks Ingram Micro
Unified comms vendor ShoreTel has made public details of a distribution reshuffle that will see it terminate its relationship with Avnet and add Ingram Micro to its roster. News
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Avaya financial boss out as losses mount
Avaya has replaced its CFO Anthony Massetti, with JDS Uniphase financial bod and one-time Cisco man Dave Vellequette in the latest of a series of leadership changes at the communications firm. News
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Loss clouds ShoreTel figures
Unified comms and cloud vendor ShoreTel has ended its financial year on a high with sales up but posted yet another quarterly net loss. News
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How cloud and VoIP are a perfect combination for small businesses
The economics of internet-based IT must be made clear for small businesses. Opinion
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Android draws away from mobile OS field
Google’s Android operating system has increased its dominance over rival mobile platforms and now commands more than 68% of the total market. News