What does UM stand for?

Unified Messaging

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Byline: deepak03 Toshiba America Information Systems introduced entry-level unified messaging server hardware for small to medium-sized businesses.

Japan : Toshiba Launches Unified Messaging For Small Businesses

Unified messaging also helps to increase mobile staff productivity.

Using Speech Recognition Software as A Corporate Solution

Some users wish to have the full functionality of unified messaging at their desktop computers, but with access to voice mail messages only when they call into the voice mail system.

Flexible unified messaging

Unified messaging allows organizations to consolidate messages, creating a more efficient way to manage how they communicate both internally, and externally.

Nine Must-Haves for Unified Messaging

The features and capabilities of unified messaging enable users to access all of their messages anytime, anywhere, solving the myriad problems faced by today's more mobile and disperse work force.

Message System Offers Versatility for Work Force

will be adding unified messaging services to its offerings.

NetZero in Message Business

Major vendors in the unified messaging markets are shifting their focus from the enterprise sector to service providers.

Frost & Sullivan Predicts Unified Messaging Markets To Shift Focus To ...

There's nothing to keep unified messaging from being deployed on fault-tolerant, high-availability, even redundant servers.

Mature Unified Messaging Will Use Open Standards