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UC Today's Rob Scott hosts Tom Hadfield, CEO at Mio

Patrick Watson is a Research Analyst at Cavell Group specialising on collaboration and customer engagement. He focuses on platforms like Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex Teams, and Slack, but also on the CPaaS side of things.

Enterprise Connect is arguably the biggest event on the unified communications and collaboration calendar. Collaboration technology and platforms are taking a more prominent role every year and 2019 is no exception. With the rising popularity of platforms like Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex Teams and Slack, more and more organisations are finding themselves in the difficult position of having to select a single platform to move forward with, but what if they didn’t have to choose? Mio enables seamless communication between workplace chat apps and at this year's Enterprise Connect they took the award for Best Innovation for Collaboration. In this episode we hear from their CEO to find out more about the platform and get his reaction to their success.

It has been a little while since the last Cisco podcast. In this episode we take a look at the latest news since the final recording of 2018. There haven't been any dramatic announcements but more messaging has been coming out of the Cisco Collaboration division reaffirming their commitment to their collaboration principles. Simplification and interoperability are increasingly important but the focus on cognitive collaboration is increasing as Cisco try to use their expertise to bring more and more context into collaborative experiences.

It has been a little while since the last Cisco podcast. In this episode we take a look at the latest news since the final recording of 2018. There haven't been any dramatic announcements but more messaging has been coming out of the Cisco Collaboration division reaffirming their commitment to their collaboration principles. Simplification and interoperability are increasingly important but the focus on cognitive collaboration is increasing as Cisco try to use their expertise to bring more and more context into collaborative experiences.

Being able to offer customers a truly reliable, scalable and secure collaboration platform isn't always easy for resellers and service providers. Choosing the right platforms to invest in and then having the capability to provide them as a global solution are often hurdles too high to overcome. As one of the world's leading providers of telecommunication networks Telstra are determined to help their partners do exactly that. That’s why they have been working with Cisco to develop a cloud collaboration platform that allows partners to own the customer relationship but in turn provide those customers with a tailored solution that offers enterprise quality and scalability. Telstra Cloud Collaboration with Cisco, or TCC, utilises Telstra's enterprise global network in conjunction with Cisco's HCS to create a tantalising offering for partners. In this episode we speak to Telstra to find out all about it.

November in the 2018 Cisco calendar has been a pretty big one. Two of the company's biggest events took place with BroadSoft Connections taking place in Miami and the Cisco Partner Summit taking place simultaneously in Las Vegas. It would seem unusual to have two of your biggest annual events taking place at the same time but the Connections event was planned prior to the announcement of Cisco's intent to acquire the UCaaS market leader in 2017. Collaboration played a huge role in both Connections and the Partner Summit. Cisco took the opportunity to announce various new integration features which will link their various platforms together more seamlessly and also took the opportunity to release various new collaboration enhancing products. In this episode the pod review all the news and speculate about how it might affect the Cisco partner world.

November in the 2018 Cisco calendar has been a pretty big one. Two of the company's biggest events took place with BroadSoft Connections taking place in Miami and the Cisco Partner Summit taking place simultaneously in Las Vegas. It would seem unusual to have two of your biggest annual events taking place at the same time but the Connections event was planned prior to the announcement of Cisco's intent to acquire the UCaaS market leader in 2017. Collaboration played a huge role in both Connections and the Partner Summit. Cisco took the opportunity to announce various new integration features which will link their various platforms together more seamlessly and also took the opportunity to release various new collaboration enhancing products. In this episode the pod review all the news and speculate about how it might affect the Cisco partner world.