Callwave, the company that makes a variety of UC solutions.The company has a service called Fuze which is a browser-based UC platform with a nice-looking GUI. The solution has differentiated itself in a number of ways by ensuring their service works on a variety of devices. Just one of these is the Nokia N800 and N810 internet tablets.So what does the service do? Aside from the usual merging of e-mail, voicemail, etc… There is also high quality videoconferencing and Skype (News - Alert)-based conferencing allowing up to about 1,000 people to be on a call at the same time. Furthermore, there is Internet fax, media sharing, Outlook synchronization, voicemail transcription, support for Yahoo! and Google mail, find me/follow me functionality, and Perhaps one of the more interesting features is the ability to schedule conferences where participants are called when it is time for the conference to begin. Yes my friends, Fuze could be responsible for retiring the conference call in number and PIN code.Fuze service is worth considering if you are a small business, service provider or a mobile professional always on the go.A Blackberry version is coming soon and the service will soon benefit from offline capability similar to Google Gears. This will allow you to work on the airplane or subway.Accounts will be able to edit/delete contacts, listen to messages, view faxes and text and access their media locker when offline. When they go online, we will sync these changes. The user will need to use the [Adobe] AIR client for this (PC & Mac compatible), but we may be able to take care of this from the web site as well."
