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How can I make sure my computer telephony integration project is a success?

We're merging out telephony and computer systems. I trust our IT staff, but I'm worried about potential problems. How can I make sure we avoid major problems?

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Kenan Bektas
Director, DB Streams, Inc.
Posted on Jan. 25, 2010
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In what environment? Windows, Linux or Unix?

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John Bagdanov
Chief Technology Advisor, IT Answers 4U
Posted on Feb. 1, 2010
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Network Limitations
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George King
CIO,CTO,VP,Director, TPN
Posted on Feb. 1, 2010
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Check quality of your local network, your WAN, use real SIP phones if you have weak PCs. Your access to the PSTN via media gateway is often a problem area. So are Faxs and T.38 faxing.

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Richard Curtis
Business IT Advisor, Red Arc Consulting Limited
Posted on Feb. 2, 2010
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Steve,

Your IT team have hopefully got the technology integration covered but a lot of problems occur because of a lack communication with the business. All I would say at this point is to involve users early on to agree on the functionality of the new system and to test all the way through the development/project cycle. Most of the failures I have come across have been due to misaligned business requirements and system delivery and the costs to either make do or improve are usually considerable.

Richard

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