Hi to you all on my favorite day of the workweek.
In his column below, Mark Coxon challenges us to consider a debatable feature of collaboration technology: apps. Do apps aid in the long-term success of UCC products? Do they always help a product’s case? Or is there a chance that apps DON’T always improve the customer experience? Read the story to get Coxon’s take on if (and how) apps should be integrated.
Next, pay attention to Bob Snyder’s gentle suggestion to start paying attention to graphics-chip company NVIDIA — who, today, innovates in HPC (high-performance computing) but was founded on the idea that the PC would one day become a consumer device for games and multimedia.
Lastly — because it’s a packed issue and we only have so much time and space here, people — if you haven’t registered for Almo’s E4v, which starts tomorrow, you really need to get on it. (I heard you can get a whopping 14 CTS RUs out of it.) E4v takes place Tuesday-Thursday this week, and you can register here: https://e4evolution.com/.
As always, feedback and feelings for this week’s issue are welcome.