13 Quotes by Zeus Kerravala

What they're trying to do is to take IP communications to another level. Every vendor has the same vision, but they're all at different points to getting there.

We're starting to hit that wave where interoperability and partnerships will define the long-term winners and losers.

One of the goals here is unified communications. It's really removing a lot of latency in business communications.

I think it's good for 3Com to get a fresh start. Bruce probably took them as far as he could.

I think enterprise is an area they need to shore up. They've had a lot of change there. And I don't know how you keep the train running when you've got churn throughout the organization like that.

What I think a lot of companies are looking for is a multipurpose LAN device like Cisco's ISR. This is a relatively small deal. It won't turn Nortel around, but it does give them a legitimate end-to-end WAN play.

What IP does is remove the heavy infrastructure demands for call centers.

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