Mitel partners return hung jury over Polycom deal
Some resellers say $1.96bn deal will solve interoperability headaches for customers, but others say Polycom's video offering is a 'legacy' solution that has been overtaken by the likes of Google and Skype
Mitel partners have given a mixed verdict on the vendor's merger with Polycom, with one arguing that its failed acquisition target ShoreTel would have been a better fit. The comms vendor announced today...
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