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Kristian McCann is joined by William Rubio, Chief Revenue Officer at CallTower, and Craig Durr, Chief Analyst and Founder of The Collab Collective, to explore why traditional mobile UC models are struggling to keep pace with today’s enterprise demands.
As hybrid work, AI-generated voice threats, and compliance pressures continue to reshape enterprise communications, organizations are being forced to rethink how they manage mobile collaboration. This conversation dives into the growing risks tied to consumer-grade OTT mobile apps and explains why native eSIM is emerging as a more secure, manageable, and seamless approach for enterprise UC.
From frontline workers switching away from unreliable UC apps to the rising threat of AI-driven vishing attacks, the conversation highlights why enterprises need tighter control over mobile communications without sacrificing user experience.
Key discussion points include:
• Why legacy OTT mobile UC approaches create security blind spots and policy fragmentation
• How native eSIM enables stronger compliance, lifecycle management, and corporate-grade control
• The growing role of spam filtering, trusted caller identity, and secure network-level management
• Why remote workers and mobile-first employees are driving demand for a more seamless UC experience
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Find out what a CallTower eSIM solution can do for your business' security and accessibility.

In this UC Today interview, host Kristian McCann speaks with Callum Pennington, CEO & Co-Founder of HBHR, to unpack a growing issue facing modern organizations: employee wellbeing that’s treated as a bolt-on rather than a business-critical priority. 

If you think wellbeing is about perks, think again. This discussion reveals why the fundamentals—like accurate pay, workload visibility, and unified data—are the real drivers of trust, engagement, and retention. 

Pennington joins UC Today to explain why organizations need to rethink how they approach wellbeing from the ground up.

Key points:
🔵 Why “bolted-on” wellbeing strategies fail to address root causes like payroll errors and workload imbalance
🔵 The role of unified HR, payroll, and operations data in identifying burnout before it’s too late
🔵 Eye-opening stats: one in three employees are one paycheck away from financial crisis
🔵 How AI-powered alerts helped uncover a costly payroll error—paying a former employee for 18 months

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In this interview, Mitel CTO Luiz Domingos discusses why frontline-first, voice-first communications are becoming essential operational infrastructure — and why organisations can no longer afford to connect their entire workforce with the same one-size-fits-all tools.
The conversation covers how embedded, real-time communications enable faster decisions, safer work, and better outcomes; why voice is making a strong comeback as the interface of choice in hands-free environments; where AI adds the most practical value for frontline workers; and how hybrid and edge architectures ensure resiliency, security, and control in mission-critical environments. Luiz also shares the biggest mistakes organisations make when modernising frontline communications — and how to avoid them.

Cisco TMS is approaching end of life, and organizations across the enterprise collaboration landscape are now facing major decisions about the future of their video infrastructure.

In this episode of UC Today, Kristian McCann speaks with Giles Adams, CEO at VQ Communications, about the real-world impact of the TMS transition, the growing divide between cloud and on-prem strategies, and why regulated industries are taking a far more cautious approach to collaboration infrastructure.

From government agencies protecting sensitive communications to enterprises balancing operational resilience with modern cloud innovation, this conversation explores the practical and strategic implications behind one of Cisco’s biggest ecosystem shifts.

Key discussion points include:
🔵 Why Cisco TMS end of life is creating urgency for enterprises and channel partners
🔵 The growing importance of sovereign, air-gapped, and on-prem video environments
🔵 How Cisco Control Hub compares with alternative migration paths
🔵 Why analytics, automation, compliance, and device management are becoming critical priorities

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In this UC Today conversation, host Kristian McCann speaks with Hayley Mann, Chief People Officer at Formula E, about why the all-electric racing series picked HiBob with its people operations.

Formula E is not just managing people; it is supporting a workforce that spans the world, operates under pressure, and needs tools that make leadership easier, not heavier. Hayley explains why HiBob stood out to help with this, how its AI performance management was a key feature in the procurement process, and what good looks like as the partnership evolves.

Key topics include:
🔵 Why Formula E needed one platform to unify HR, employee experience, and manager workflows.
🔵 How HiBob’s culture fit, mobile usability, and AI-enabled performance tools helped tip the decision.
🔵What “embed and involve” means when you’re trying to make people processes part of the day job.
🔵The 12-month roadmap for talent, workforce planning, and freeing up the people team for more strategic work.

Watch to hear how market-leading companies like Formula E approach vendor selection and platform consolidation. Look for the practical takeaways on non-negotiables, employee experience, and using technology to support high performance rather than adding friction.