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Avaya has entered into a $100 million agreement with Extreme Networks to sell its networking business after filing for bankruptcy in January.

When PCs in China are catching on fire – a country where you are drawing a significant proportion of your revenue – it’s most definitely time for a refresh.

The next time you call customer service, you may get an answer from a Chromebook.

Avaya this week extended its SDN arsenal with an architecture and supporting products designed to simplify enterprise connectivity and application provisioning.

Avaya sees opportunities for growth in the Australian mid-market as it continues its move from a primarily hardware and software company to a software and services business, according to Tony Simonsen, Avaya's MD for Australia/New Zealand.

One provider of contact center services in Latin America sees cloud computing as critical to competing with much larger competitors.

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