Frost & Sullivan Reveals the 2013 UCC Market Trends and Predictions

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Frost & Sullivan Reveals the 2013 UCC Market Trends and Predictions

PR Newswire

MOUNTAIN VIEW, California, Nov. 29, 2012

- Join this complimentary webinar discussing how the tight economy is accelerating the transformation of the UCC industry

MOUNTAIN VIEW, California, Nov. 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --

WHEN:	Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012 at 3:00 p.m. EST
LOCATION:	Online, with free registration
SPEAKERS:	Elka Popova, Program Director, and Robert Arnold, Program Manager for Frost & Sullivan's Information & Communications Technology practice

With a struggling economy and major transformational forces impacting the industry, the North American unified communications and collaboration (UCC) market must prepare for an uphill battle in 2013. Frost & Sullivan survey data show that UCC budgets will mostly remain the same or slightly increase, but end-user organizations will apply extra caution in their investment decisions. Niches of rapid market growth provide vendors, service providers, and partners with significant opportunities.

Why you should attend:

• Learn about customer operational and technology challenges and investment priorities
• Identify growth opportunities in specific technology markets
• Gain insight into long-term market trends that will shape the industry beyond 2013
• Participate in the interactive Q&A session

This briefing will benefit UCC applications developers, equipment manufacturers, service providers, channel partners, and end users by identifying UCC market technology and business trends as well as growth opportunities.

Supporting Quotes
"With flailing European economies, concerns about Chinese markets, and the risk of a fiscal cliff in the U.S., the North American unified communications and collaboration (UCC) industry must prepare for a tough 2013," observes Unified Communications & Collaboration Program Director, Elka Popova. "While technologies are evolving faster than ever before, customers are extra cautious with their UCC investments. Pockets of disruptive innovation in mobile, social, visual, and cloud technologies will drive customer demand and industry growth."

Supporting Resources
For more information about Frost & Sullivan's Information & Communications Technology practice, please visit: http://www.frost.com/ICT

Registration

• To attend the briefing, email [e-mail] your full name, job title, company name, company telephone number, company email address and Web site, city, state and country.
• Receive a recorded version of the briefing anytime by submitting the aforementioned contact details.

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