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QoE Is Key For Video Telemedicine Success
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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User Experience Beats Everything Else (Including Software)
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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Servicing Video: Post-Panel Thoughts
I participated in a panel titled “Servicing Video” in our annual developer conference held a few weeks ago. I thought I’d share a few of the questions and answers in this post.
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One Network, Not "One Internet"
The solution to the obstacles above lay in a converged network, one that incorporates all the IP traffic, including video conferencing. The benefits, in terms of cost, are clear.
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Motion Vs. Sharpness – Make Your Preference!
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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No "One Internet", No One Video Conferencing Experience
When you talk about “the video conferencing experience”, you better define that experience well. First discuss the access and network parameters, then the service definitions, and only then will you be able to discuss the quality of that experience.
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Video Conferencing Mass Deployment? Survey Says…
For the last 5 years, Wainhouse Research has been conducting an on-line end-user survey focusing on enterprise video conferencing. The survey results are so relevant to my views, that I had to share them with you.
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