Refine the six applications of the Unified Communication Core

In previous articles, we have explained the central communication core. Here, we will discuss the specific problems of the central communication core in detail. As mentioned above, the Unified Communication core consists of six parts: voice, video, multimedia conference, unified messaging, collaboration, and mobile office. The following is a detailed explanation.

The Unified Communication core layer is divided into six parts:

Basic voice system: The most common communication forms in people's daily life during voice communication. Most people have formed the habit of using telephone for communication during work and life, internet-based voice communication attracts more and more consumers with its low cost. The Development Trend of speech is IP, mobile, and high fidelity. For example, for domestic long-distance communication, the core system has long been IP-based.

Basic video system: Video Communication increases the interaction between people, making face-to-face communication more intuitive. The telepresence system actually restores remote scenarios.

Basic voice/video systems are the cornerstone of Unified Communication. Employees must frequently use voice and video for communication at work. This requires enterprises to build a voice/video system, first, ensure the reliability and stability of the system.
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Multimedia Conferencing: multimedia conferencing includes instant messaging conferencing, voice conferencing, Web conferencing, and video conferencing. The construction cost is from low to high.

Common Instant Messaging Conferencing tools include Microsoft's Office Communicator and IBM's Sametime. They are like the Enterprise version of MSN, which reduces entertainment and adds business functions, making them more suitable for enterprise deployment. Voice conferencing often needs to expand the conference bridge beyond the core voice system. The Web conference enables attendees to watch content synchronously on the webpage, which is widely used in full enterprise training. Every employee can participate in meetings with pictures and sounds on the Web. Currently, video conferencing systems use high-definition videos with clear images and unobstructed communication.

The multimedia conference system can significantly reduce the travel, communication, conference, and time costs of enterprises. Based on different frequency ~ The initial investment can be withdrawn in 12 months.
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Unified message/status: Collects messages and statuses of various communication terminals used by employees to achieve effective communication.
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Mobile Office: especially for employees on business trips and working outside the office, regardless of the terminal, such as a laptop or mobile phone, they can be moved, connects to the enterprise's central communication core system and office system to achieve office mobility for employees.
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Collaborative Office: deploy an office kit with multimedia communication capabilities to integrate voice, video, conference and instant messaging, email, fax, calendar, and other functions to improve employee productivity.