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  • nash
    Brainiac
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    • May 2010
    • 82

    VoIP Ready implementations

    “75 percent of enterprises that do not perform a pre- implementation analysis of their IP network infrastructure will fail to achieve a successful VoIP implementation” – still think you don’t need a Network Readiness Assessment? Tell me why?
    Andrew Nash | Global SMB Services Leader | Global Support Services | Avaya |
  • roberto
    Whiz
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    • Feb 2010
    • 44

    #2
    Interesting statistic. Could this be an over-generalization?

    Can you view SMB, Mid-Market, Large Enterprises all within the same definition of "successful VoIP implementation"?

    Aren't pre-implementation analyses criteria different depending on the network type, traffic mix, and size?

    Shouldn't we have different statistics for each customer category?

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    • nash
      Brainiac
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      • May 2010
      • 82

      #3
      Hey Roberto - you're probably right. This is a generic stat from a Gartner poll. But surely, any enterprise, be it large or small, has to make certain that the road is good for traffic? VoIP is VoIP - small companies, mid sized companies and large companies all use the phone in the same way; to speak through. How the solution is implemented (the methodology of implementation) needs to be similar, right? You need to have the same toolbox with the same tools - just maybe different sizes?

      Thoughts?
      Andrew Nash | Global SMB Services Leader | Global Support Services | Avaya |

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      • roberto
        Whiz
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        • Feb 2010
        • 44

        #4
        Ok. Same shoe model, but different sizes.

        If you don't put on the shoe (Network Readiness Assessment), you might get your feet cut or hurt when you start running.....

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        • nash
          Brainiac
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          • May 2010
          • 82

          #5
          "If you don't put on the shoe (Network Readiness Assessment), you might get your feet cut or hurt when you start running..... "

          Nice analogy!
          Andrew Nash | Global SMB Services Leader | Global Support Services | Avaya |

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