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If Pay-Per-Use Comes to Broadband, What About Visual Communications?
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Video Conferencing | January 4, 2011
Joe Weinman published a piece over at GigaOm on broadband services future if and when the pay-per-use model becomes popular. I have my own thoughts on what visual communications services would be like in that case.
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Video Conferencing – There’s An App For That!
By Vincent ChavyCategories:Innovation,Video Conferencing | March 23, 2010
Starting today we are offering a real alternative to controlling conference meetings, and I feel you are going to like it. If you have an iPhone, an iPod touch, a Blackberry Bold – look no further, this IS your control unit.
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Completing The Innovation Puzzle
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Innovation,Video Conferencing | February 16, 2010
Last week we announced we acquired some assets from Aethra. This will allow us to complete our offering, and deliver our innovative solutions to a greater audience. If you want, this is the last piece in our innovation puzzle.
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Motion Vs. Sharpness – Make Your Preference!
Guest post byAmnon Cohen TidharCategories:Video Conferencing | December 1, 2009
If motion and sharpness are so important, you probably wonder why you have to choose one over the other in the first place. After all, we want our system to have the best motion and the best sharpness we can get. Sadly however, as with most things in life, we can’t get it all.
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If Telepresence is the Present, 3DPresence is the Future
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Innovation,Video Conferencing | October 20, 2009
What 3DPresence proposes is a multi-party, high-end 3D videoconferencing concept, that will be able to transmit the feeling of physical presence in real-time to multiple remote locations in a transparent, natural way.
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Improvements or Innovation, Here Comes The Next Big Thing
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Innovation,Video Conferencing | October 12, 2009
No innovation in the video conferencing industry? Next generation endpoints provide users with many new and important benefits? The truth, as usual, lay in between. I’ve taken the liberty of pointing out and assessing some improvements and innovations.
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SCOPIA Elite – How Soon Is Now?
Guest post byYaniv LeviCategories:Video Conferencing | June 18, 2009
The new SCOPIA Elite delivers high definition video in supreme quality. It connects to high end systems, such as Cisco Telepresence, to high definition room systems and to desktop clients in high definition.
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Thou shall not say what your competitor is NOT doing, thou shall focus on what you ARE
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Collaboration,Video Conferencing | March 10, 2009
There is plenty of room for evil ways in sales meetings and RFPs. In mailing lists and in blogs like these, we should focus on what we CAN do, what we CAN change. Think positive and help change the world.
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Don't Follow, Innovate!
By Sagee Ben-ZedeffCategories:Innovation | March 3, 2009
Most companies, especially those trying to surprise (and surpass) the "giants", to disrupt the market, must "re-invent the wheel", innovate and by doing so shake the grounds of the market they work in.
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Innovate, Don't Optimize!
Guest post byYossi CohenCategories:Innovation | February 17, 2009
It is not that I don’t recommend optimizing video. What I’m recommending is to provide a basic level of video quality which is sufficient for service/product launch.
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