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In this video, Avaya's VP/GM for ACE and one-X devices, Tara Mahoney, describes bringing the ACE solution and the team from Nortel to Avaya.

Sheila McGee-Smith

March 24, 2010

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VoiceCon, OrlandoIn this video, Avaya's VP/GM for ACE and one-X devices, Tara Mahoney, describes bringing the ACE solution and the team from Nortel to Avaya.

VoiceCon, OrlandoIf you've been paying attention to the Avaya roadmap integration announcements, you've seen the acronym ACE appear in the Avaya Aura architecture slides. Agile Communications Environment (ACE) is front and center, providing SOA-based integration capabilities between the enterprise communications components and enterprise applications and other Avaya software components.In this video, Avaya's VP/GM for ACE and one-X devices, Tara Mahoney, describes bringing the ACE solution and the team from Nortel to Avaya. One of the key advantages described is access to the 10,000 members of the Avaya DevConnect program.

VoiceCon, OrlandoIn this video, Avaya's VP/GM for ACE and one-X devices, Tara Mahoney, describes bringing the ACE solution and the team from Nortel to Avaya.

About the Author

Sheila McGee-Smith

Sheila McGee-Smith, who founded McGee-Smith Analytics in 2001, is a leading communications industry analyst and strategic consultant focused on the contact center and enterprise communications markets. She has a proven track record of accomplishment in new product development, competitive assessment, market research, and sales strategies for communications solutions and services.

McGee-Smith Analytics works with companies ranging in size from the Fortune 100 to start-ups, examining the competitive environment for communications products and services. Sheila's expertise includes product assessment, sales force training, and content creation for white papers, eBooks, and webinars. Her professional accomplishments include authoring multi-client market research studies in the areas of contact centers, enterprise telephony, data networking, and the wireless market. She is a frequent speaker at industry conferences, user group and sales meetings, as well as an oft-quoted authority on news and trends in the communications market.

Sheila has spent 30 years in the communications industry, including 12 years as an industry analyst with The Pelorus Group. Early in her career, she held sales management, market research and product management positions at AT&T, Timeplex, and Dun & Bradstreet. Sheila serves as the Contact Center Track Chair for Enterprise Connect.