That should get your attention, right? For some, this is inevitable - and for others, this may seem unthinkable. Well, read on, and make up your mind. Is the desk phone on the way out, or not going anywhere? This is my latest Brief on Focus.com, and I hope you give it a read - then give us your thoughts. Thanks!

Originally posted on Jon Arnold's Analyst 2.0 Blog

Why the Desk Phone will Disappear

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July 20, 2010 1:15 PM

That should get your attention, right? For some, this is inevitable - and for others, this may seem unthinkable. Well, read on, and make up your mind. Is the desk phone on the way out, or not going anywhere?

This is my latest Brief on Focus.com, and I hope you give it a read - then give us your thoughts. Thanks!

Originally posted on Jon Arnold's Analyst 2.0 Blog

Blogger Profile: Jon Arnold
Jon Arnold is Principal of J Arnold & Associates, an independent telecom analyst and marketing strategy consultancy. The consultancy’s primary focus is on IP communications and disruptive technologies, such as VoIP, mobile broadband, telepresence, unified communications, social media and Web 2.0.

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