How do UC engineers provision new users in environments using more than one UC platform? In this blog we talk about how automated provisioning can help provision users even in environments with more than one UC platform. In an age of hybrid and remote work, interoperability is critical to unified
Executive Summary: Federal, state, and local governments continue to update operations to support demand for hybrid work models. But many still struggle to accurately and securely provision their workers in what are increasingly complex unified communications environments. Here’s how automated UC provisioning solutions can help. The pandemic forced many industries,
UC migrations are daunting, highly manual projects that are error-prone and often take months. Today we look at how an automated approach can eliminate errors and minimize the time it takes to complete the job. There are many reasons why your company might want to migrate to a new UC
Enterprise unified communications (UC) environments are complex ecosystems comprising many different applications. In this article, we’ll talk about how those apps should be connected and how an automated provisioning solution can help companies get more out of their UC investment. A lot of monetary investment, effort and complicated technology goes
Manual provisioning in unified communications (UC) can lead to many security risks – both accidental and in some cases, malicious. In this article, we cover the biggest risks and how an automated provisioning solution can help solve them. When you think about your company’s UC provisioning processes, do you think
Akkadian Provisioning Manager’s core functionality is to automate moves, adds, changes and deletes (MACDs) in UC platforms such as Cisco Collaboration, Webex and Microsoft Teams. However, its capabilities expand beyond collaboration platforms, reaching into related areas such as call monitoring, call analytics, E911, call recording, CRM, HRIS, IT service management
