As a definition, Unified or Integrated Messaging is regarded as the single presentation, control and management of multiple media based services as a unified service from an end users perspective.
This in part is achieved through a ubiquitous, secured and managed WAN and LAN IP network infrastructure.
Key attributes such as bandwidth, latency, security, pervasiveness and quality of service ensure that not only data, but voice, video, fax and other [semi]-rich media services can be converged and delivered whatever the device or location, wired or wireless. This is a fundamental basis for a successful unified messaging architecture.
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