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The hybrid collaboration cloud can offer companies the solution to the challenge of whether they should be investing on-premises or in a public cloud service. With a hybrid cloud solution, you get the best of both. The balance between what remains on-premises and what goes into the public cloud depends on the amount in-house resource you have to maintain the on-premises element of the service.
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ICE, Videocall’s Intelligent Cloud Experience platform is the ideal solution for enterprise businesses looking to improve their collaboration both in the cloud, or in fact also companies that are remaining on-premises.
Polycom-Powered ICE, leverages a number of RealPresence features that have been designed to create an enterprise grade collaboration platform that can be delivered in the cloud as a hybrid solution or on-premises dependent on customer requirements.
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What are the critical strategic choices that enterprise companies are making when it comes to the collaboration cloud? Here are Videocall's top 5.
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In the past collaboration has been labelled as:
A big investment
Complex
Difficult to manage
Thankfully times have changed and thanks to Videocall, things that previously have been challenges have been removed, leaving only opportunities for ROI, improved time to market and flexibility for workers.
Videocall eliminate the complexity allowing businesses to concentrate on what makes you money.
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What options are there for companies that are not considering cloud, that do not have a cloud first policy, or simply think that moving to the cloud might release too much control? There is still an option for these companies, whereby they can move to the cloud, but still retain full control and have everything behind their own firewalls.
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Within the collaboration market there are currently two main players in the cloud space; Microsoft and Cisco. Microsoft’s collaboration offering comes in the form of Office365 (O365) and allows companies to deploy Skype for Business and Teams across their companies as the collaboration platform. Cisco, have a dedicated collaboration cloud which supports all their conferencing technology, and Cisco Spark, their latest all-in-one collaboration tool which sits in their cloud.
Which is the right move for your business? What challenges will you face if you choose to deploy one of them across your organisation?
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