Ray on Instant Messaging
by Volker Weber
IM will grow up in the enterprise based not on provider cost models, but instead, like software, will be based on simple economic models that directly relate to business value delivered.
Interconnection increases the value of all providers' systems, making it easier for all to demonstrate and justify those systems' underlying business value. There's ample evidence that it's short-sighted not to just do it.
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