4

HP and Alcatel-Lucent team for unified comms

view full story
linux-howto

http://www.itwire.com – HP will provide implementation services for Alcatel-Lucent's unified comms offering, and will use Alcatel-Lucent UC products to deliver industry-specific UC applications under an extension of their alliance announced last year. (IT news)

linuxgeek's picture
Submitted by linuxgeek on 05/25/2010 – Made popular on 05/25/2010

Stories similar to HP and Alcatel-Lucent team for unified comms

Featured | Written by: Graeme Philipson | Published in: MarketThe European comms scene is not healthy. Nokia has announced a record loss and Alcatel-Lucent massive layoffs.

Alcatel-Lucent is open-sourcing a new API software engine and management platform called apiGrove that is meant to serve as a services layer for enterprises and large service providers. Alcatel-Lucent’s goal is to make apiGrove a core layer in a cloud infrastructure so customers may either use it to connect to apps or infrastructure environments. The apiGrove installation package, source cod

Written by: Graeme Philipson | Published in: DealsAlcatel-Lucent will provide the communication system for a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) processing plant in Gladstone, Queensland, being constructed by engineering company Bechtel.

Alcatel-Lucent has hit its short-term goal, to reduce its carbon footprint by 10 percent by the end of 2010, a full-year early. The company said the move was aided by significant IT measures.

Alcatel-Lucent is now offering free to developers its OpenPlug Studio tool kit that is claimed to enable developers to write smartphone applications and then translate then to run on any of the five major mobile operating systems.

Featured | Written by: Stuart Corner | Published in: DealsAlcatel-Lucent in partnership with the Technip Samsung Consortium (TSC) has won a contract to provide the communications system for Shell's new Prelude 'floating liquefied natural gas' planned for waters off Western Australia.

Alcatel-Lucent has taken another major step in its strategy to help its major customers - telcos - add value by incorporating content and applications from third parties into their networks: it has acquired ProgrammableWeb, billed as "the universal source for Web application programming interfaces."

Alcatel-Lucent has appointed Russell Stephens as its business development manager for New Zealand.

In the wake of the acquisition of Nortel by Avaya, companies that previously bought products from both companies are now instead looking to Alcatel-Lucent as a second source of products, according to Tom Burns, president, enterprise and strategic industries at Alcatel-Lucent. But Avaya executives understandably disagreed.