Cisco Unified Communications delivers presence information that tells who is available and how they want to be reached, and preference information that lets users decide how they want to communicate and with whom, Cisco Unified Communications ensures that information and interactions reach recipients quickly using the most effective medium. Designed for ease of use, it enables users to quickly access the communications tools and content they need, wherever they are aligned closely to their business processes. UC connects people to people instead of devices to devices.
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