In this the first episode of a two part edition of Guy Clinch's podcast series Conversations Between Peers in the Communications Industry on NoJitter, Guy begins an interview with Mark Fletcher, Emergency Number Professional. Mark is Avaya's Chief Architect for Worldwide Public Safety Solutions. He is also the highly successful originator and driving force behind the Avaya Podcast Network. Guy and Mark talk about the state of the industry with regards to how enterprise organizations manage communications during emergencies and about Kari’s Law.

In this edition of Guy Clinch's podcast series Conversations between Peers in the Communications Industry on NoJitter, Guy shares his thoughts about how the over use of End User License Agreements (EULA) and other legal documents including Privacy Statements that users of information technologies today are diluting our core values. He shares his thoughts about how this compares to the common view of the Hula, a once universally cherished piece of Polynesian culture that is today all too often today trivialized.

In this edition of Guy Clinch's podcast series on NoJitter, Guy interviews Andrew Prokop, fellow NoJitter blogger and Director of Vertical Markets for ArrowS3. Guy asks Andrew about two emerging topics in the communication industry: WebRTC and Session Imitation Protocol.

In this edition of Guy Clinch's podcast series on NoJitter, Guy takes an amusing stab at how ideas propagate based upon the concept of the meme first described by evolutionary biologist, Richard Dawkins. Guy highlights how concepts evolve in the communications industry. #Meme

In this edition of Guy Clinch's podcast series on NoJitter, Guy takes an amusing stab at how ideas propagate based upon the concept of the meme first described by evolutionary biologist, Richard Dawkins. Guy highlights how concepts evolve in the communications industry.

In this edition of P-to-P Conversations for the Communications Industry Guy talks about his new found admiration for Cisco's contact center Customer Collaboration] practice. He says that competitors to Cisco had better tighten those skates and step up their game or be prepared to endure a long lowly season.

In this edition of P-to-P Conversations for the Communications Industry Guy talks about his new found admiration for Cisco's contact center Customer Collaboration] practice. He says that competitors to Cisco had better tighten those skates and step up their game or be prepared to endure a long lowly season.

In this edition of Guy Clinch's podcast series for NoJitter Guy contends that within the digital native subculture there is a further distinction; that of the Mobile Natives. Guy conjectures that the mobile native subculture will bring dramatic and lasting changes for enterprise organizations.

In this edition of Guy Clinch's podcast series for NoJitter Guy contends that within the digital native subculture there is a further distinction; that of the Mobile Natives. Guy conjectures that the mobile native subculture will bring dramatic and lasting changes for enterprise organizations.

In this edition of P-to-P Conversations for the Communications Industry Guy talks about his new found admiration for Cisco's contact center Customer Collaboration] practice. He says that competitors to Cisco had better tighten those skates and step up their game or be prepared to endure a long lowly season.