IP Phones

With Cisco Unified Communications Manager, CUCM 12.5(1)SU3, we have combined both safety and ease of use with our phones using Cisco Extension Mobility.

Check out some of the common reasons that small businesses are looking at HaaS to provide them with the agility to succeed during uncertain times.

Cisco is committed to reducing plastics consumption, improving recycling, and reducing the amount of materials that end up as waste. Which is why we are proud to share more detail on three key initiatives that drive a sustainable approach for customers refreshing unified communications devices.

With Cisco Webex Calling, voice communication is key to getting business done. See why customers have made Cisco the #1 provider of IP phones in the world.

I will keep building great IP phones. Why? Because customers keep telling us the value they deliver is important to them. More than that, customers keep buying them in growing numbers.

The work environment has changed. More companies, including Cisco, are moving to open floor plans, which means constant noise that can be distracting or disruptive. The right headset design can address many of these challenges.

Workplaces provide extra challenges for the 3.4 million visually impaired and blind Americans. The Phone Accessibility Project is a collaboration of Cisco and the American Council of the Blind.

In a guest post from the American Council of the Blind's Anthony Stephens, he explains how updates to Cisco IP phones help remove barriers for employees who are blind and visually impaired.

Cisco IP Phone 8800 Series has built-in text-to-speech functionality for blind and visually impaired people.