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Now that the Federal Government is distributing American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009 (ARRA) funding, your organization has a once-in-a-lifetime chance to upgrade your communications equipment in ways that can enhance constituent interactions, employee productivity, and public safety coordination and response.
Are you ready for it? Are you sure you’re getting all the stimulus funding your constituents are entitled to? And do you have a plan to make the right investments, and make them quickly—before the funds are all gone? If you’re looking to answer these questions for your organization, this web forum is designed for you!
Register Today for this Free On-Demand webcast
- How ARRA funding is being distributed to date
- Key opportunities and timeline for telecommunications funding
- Essential guidance for organizations beginning the grant application process
- Examples of successful technology grant applications
- How can unified communications help improve constituent services?
- Case studies showing how organizations have reduced costs, enhanced public safety, and improved public sector employee productivity
Join Active Port, IDC and Avaya for practical advice to help you develop a strategy for obtaining funding and maximizing the benefit for your organization.
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As Director of IDC’s Consumer and SMB Telecom Services programs, Matt manages IDC’s U.S. focused research programs in the broadband, telecom and multiplay markets. Matt is focused on end user demand, service provider competition and technological change driven by voice, video, broadband and wireless integration. |
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With more than twenty five years in the communications and networking industry, Gavin has extensive experience in public sector industry marketing and in introducing programs that enable customer adoption of leading IP-based networking and application solutions. During his career, Gavin has held positions in industry vertical marketing, business development, product marketing, solutions development and product management. Gavin holds an MBA degree from Duke University and Bachelor of Engineering degree from McGill University, Canada. |
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