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Avaya 3200.1 exam today announced that specialist systems integrator, 3D Networks, will deploy the Avaya Flare Experience real-time collaboration solution throughout its Australian offices to provide all executives with the multi-modal next generation collaboration solution. 3D Networks will deploy the Flare Experience on the Avaya Desktop Video Device (ADVD), to provide, voice and video telephony, web conferencing, social media, calendar and scheduling functions from a single user interface. The company also plans to expand its deployment of Avaya Flare on the ADVD to its offices throughout Asia-Pacific region over the next 12 months.

When a friend recently asked me what I had done for fun while visiting Santa Clara for the Enterprise 2.0 conference, the first thing that came to mind was visiting the Avaya 3200.1 exam executive briefing center, which happened to be just down the street from the convention center.Okay, I’m sorry, that’s not exactly the staying out all night dancing variety of fun. But taking a closer look at the social, multimedia experience Avaya is bringing to enterprise telephony was perfect “geek fun,” I told my friend.They showed me an iPad version, which is currently available on the App Store as a beta, with a final release due in early 2012. Flare for Windows will also be coming in 2012.

Avaya 3200.1 exam has appointed Gary B Smith to its board of directors. Smith is Avaya’s first non-affiliated director since the company became privately held in 2007. Smith is currently president and chief executive officer of Ciena. Smith joined Ciena in 1997 to launch its international business, and led worldwide sales before becoming chief operating officer in 1999 and CEO in 2001. Prior to Ciena, Smith served as vice president for sales and marketing at Intelsat and held senior marketing roles at Cray Communications Group.This year, Smith was appointed to the United States’ National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC) and serves as the lead outside director of Commvault.