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Top 5 benefits of cloud-based video conferencing for SMBs
By Robin Raulf-SagerCategories:Collaboration,Video Conferencing | February 8, 2012
The cloud opens up a new world of opportunity for small and medium businesses - below, we explore the top five benefits of cloud-based video conferencing for SMBs.
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Videoconferencing for a Cause
By Robin Raulf-SagerCategories:Collaboration,Innovation,Video Applications,Video Conferencing | February 2, 2012
RADVISION recently teamed with BurstPoint, the USO and TD Garden to host the Boston Celtics Seats for Soldiers event
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Video Conferencing Security 101: Top 5 Tips for Keeping Your Room Secure
By Robin Raulf-SagerCategories:Telepresence,Video Conferencing | February 1, 2012
You don’t have to work in IT to keep your video conferences secure. This blog highlights precautions anyone can take to keep your meeting rooms private.
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The Missing Lync: How to Increase the ROI of Your Existing Video Infrastructure
Guest post byYaniv LeviCategories:Video Conferencing | January 19, 2012
SCOPIA Video Gateway for Microsoft Lync achieves qualified status for video interoperability with Microsoft Lync 2010 and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2
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10 Top Tips for Effective Mobile Video Conferencing
By Vincent ChavyCategories:Video Conferencing | December 5, 2011
While many experts have published video conferencing etiquette tips, few have published recommendations for this newest addition to the world of visual communications – mobile video conferencing. Here are my 10 Top Tips for mobile video.
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SCOPIA Mobile v3 – Mobile Videoconferencing at its Best
By Vincent ChavyCategories:Mobile Video,Video Conferencing | October 3, 2011
We have just released our SCOPIA Mobile v3 client now available from the App Store. This version brings with it a large number of surprises, including full video conferencing from the iPhone and the iPad.
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QoE Is Key For Video Telemedicine Success
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Video Conferencing | June 30, 2011
Telemedicine is the subject of our latest newsletter as well as a great webinar delivered last week. And QoE is a key factor in making video telemedicine a success in modern healthcare.
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Video Calling Made Easy In Monaco
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Video Conferencing | June 21, 2011
At Acme Packet’s Interconnect 2011 RADVISION showcased alongside Acme Packet an eco system for setting up video calling services quickly and with minimal effort. Here are more details about the solution.
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Live and Lyncing – The SCOPIA Video Gateway for Microsoft Lync
Guest post byYaniv LeviCategories:Video Conferencing | June 14, 2011
Yaniv Levi, Director of Product Management for the SCOPIA Video Gateway for Microsoft Lync, shows a product walkthrough in this new video, as well as discusses its benefits and great user experience.
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User Experience Beats Everything Else (Including Software)
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Mobile Video,Video Conferencing | June 9, 2011
At the end of the day the user wants a high quality video call on the latest and greatest device he just stood in line for hours to purchase. And software-based video codecs just can’t supply this kind of quality today.
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