Google I/O brings together thousands of developers for two days of deep technical content, focused on building the next generation of web, mobile, and enterprise applications with Google and open web technologies such as Android, Google Chrome, Google APIs, Google Web Toolkit, App Engine, and more.
Learn about our Unified Communication services for Google Apps and the development of our SOAP framework to integrate federated phone and mobile presence with Google Talk and leverage native Data API's for integrated status and presence around Google Contacts and Calendars.
Taking advantage of the gadget framework, esnatech will be showcasing our NEW FMC Mobile Client integrated with both Google Apps and Google Talk/Voice for a seamless communication experience; delivering messaging, mobility, presence, instant messaging, text, voice and video in a pure web framework.
Customers leveraging esnatech’s development UC for Google™ Apps today:
SEIU (largest labour union in the U.S.)“Unified communications without the major RIP and Replace investment! One solution seamlessly integrated to the cloud leveraging my existing Cisco network! Esnatech enabled SEIU to seamlessly migrate to the Cloud without missing a step and allowing us to retain our core voice communications! We not only flattened and consolidated our email by going to the cloud, but by leveraging esnatech's Cloud based UC services we could flatten and consolidate all our major voice applications for our 1000 plus members on our Cisco voice network. Mobility, Presence, and Unified messaging all provided by one simple scalable solution that delivered native integration to Google apps our next generation cloud based collaboration framework.
This is the only solution available that allows total integration with Google Email and application suite and the Cisco Call Manager product providing full control of Message waiting indicators on the phone, whether the message was listened to on the phone or from the computer of mobile device. Works great for us as we use the Apple iphone as main tool for receiving voice messages.” —Randy Homyk, SEIU
