A Blue Print Of A Unified Communications And Integrated Collaborations System In The Health Sector Of Developing Countries: A Case Of Uganda

Access to information is the key to the empowerment of everybody despite where they are living. This research is to be carried out in respect of the people living in developing countries, considering their plight and complex geographical, demographic, social-economic conditions surrounding the areas they live, which hinder access to information and of professionals providing services such as medical workers, which has led to high death rates and development stagnation. Research on Unified Communications and Integrated Collaborations (UCIC) system in the health sector of developing countries comes in to create a possible solution of bridging the digital canyon among the communities. The aim is to deliver services in a seamless manner to assist health workers situated anywhere to be accessed easily and access information which will help in service delivery. The proposed UCIC provides the most immersive Telepresence experience for one-to-one or many-tomany meetings. Extending to locations anywhere in the world, the transformative platform delivers Ultra-low operating costs through the use of general purpose networks and using special lenses and track systems. {"references": ["R. Vanover, \"Solution base: Enterprise considerations for Microsoft\nnetwork access protection\" techrepublic.com per Jul 13, 2012", "J. Hassell, \"Network access quarantine control Vs Network access\nprotection\", searchnetworking.techtarget… as per Jul 13,\n2012.", "S. Ryan, \"Network Access Protection\" architel.com as per Jul 13, 2012.", "J. Sloan, \"Unified Communications the Microsoft way\",\nhttp://theacspot.wordpress.com as per Jul 13, 2012.", "J. Lee, \"Auraya ready to integrate with Avaya IVR platforms for\nvoice authentication services\" unifiedcommunications. as per April 07, 2012.", "J. Pirkola, \"Unified communication and Collaboration\"\nhttp://tieto.com as per Jul 13, 2012.", "J. Scarpati, \"Intranet strategy with collaboration products ensure fresh\ncontent\", searchunifiedcommunications… as per Jul 13,\n2012.", "D. Don van and M. Parker, \"Achieving cost and resource savings with\nunified communications\", microsoft.com as per Jul 13, 2012.", "C. Jackson,\" Net Defense -The Unified communications security\ntesting suite\", networld.com as per Jul 13, 2012.\n[10] F. Baglioni, \"Unified communications solutions\",\nwww.microsoft.com as per Jul 12, 2012.\n[11] R. Grigonis, \"Inseparable: presence and unified communications\"\nwww.tmcnet.com as per Jul 12, 2012\n[12] A. Anoshin, \"The connected enterprise\",\nhttp://bsc.it.com as per Jul 10 2012.\n[13] J. Barlett, \"Video Conferencing integration considerations\",\nhttp://searchunified_communications.techtarget as per Jul 12, 2012.\n[14] S. J. Campbell, \"Mobile unified communications featured\",\nhttp://www.tmcnet.com_channels/mobile_unified_communications as\nper Jul 12, 2012.\n[15] J. Farla, \"Unified communications\", unifiedcommunications. as per Jul 12, 2012.\n[16] M. Denny, \"Active voice to integrate nuance speech recognition into\nit-s unified communications solutions\", avst.com. As per Jul 12, 2012\n[17] J. Parlas, \"Unified Messaging and Unified Communications\"\nhttp://viewer.media.bitpipe.com as per\nOctober 26, 2011.\n[18] M. Rouse, \"Unified communications-Multimedia services include\nmessages of mixed media types\"\nhttp://searchunifiedcommunications.techtarget as per Jul 12, 2012\n[19] S. Bhat and J. Nordquist, \"Telepresence Technology Overview-Cisco\nTelepresence Cisco on Cisco\", cisco.com as per\nOctober 26, 2011.\n[20] Teliris, \"The magic of Teliris Telepresence is that you forget about the\ntelepresence technology and focus on your meeting\"\nwww.necunifiedsolutions.com as per August 21, 2011.\n[21] E/ECA/DISD/CODI.2/24, \"Information and Communication\nTechnology for Health Sector\", United Nations Economic and Social\nCouncil The African Development Forum \"99\" POst Adf Summit,\nSep. 4 - 7, 2001, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.\n[22] M. Parker, \"Unified Communication Strategies - A short History of\nUnified Communications\", ucstrategies.com per October 06, 2011."]}