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For now, bringing voice and video fully into VDI is still elusive; however, I believe we'll see significant gains in the ability of VDI to support real-time apps at the desktop in the next 2-3 years.
Whatever term is used, I bet it will not last as long as PBX did, because the life span of today's products and naming conventions are shrinking at an accelerating rate.
While voice is a critical application, so are point of sale applications. While 911 needs to be available all the time, when true disaster strikes, cellular networks have a better track record.
Will my DSL service eventually deteriorate though lack of support? Will Verizon raise my DSL fees ? Will I be forced to migrate to a more expensive service?
And when you are done virtualizing your servers, don't forget to resize your batteries and generator requirements.
Two industry bloggers square off.
Can a market that has been slow to take off for years really hit record numbers in seats and revenues in 2010 and beyond?
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Avaya's roadmap announcement for the newly-acquired Nortel's product set gives customers some vision into the future of their infrstructure, and you may have some time to make the transition. But the time to begin your transition planning is now.
The migration will take many years, possibly a decade or more to accomplish. There will be many problems that will tax the ILECs and cause financial distress.
Cisco has taken a positive step to make their voice and UC licensing simpler and easier to understand.
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