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Video Calling Made Easy In Monaco
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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Happy Birthday To U…CIF
UCIF, the Unified Communication Interoperability Forum, is celebrating its first birthday, and it’s a happy birthday given the great accomplishments we have made in such a short period of time.
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There Is No “Invisible Hand” of Interoperability
Why is everybody talking about interoperability? Because customers today, more than ever, have complex requirements and deployments to take care of, and the end of the day they want it to work. And they don’t.
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Connecting People, Not Devices
A week ago Facebook announced it will acquire Snaptu, an Israeli startup providing a solution for online services over mobile phones. What can we learn from this regarding communications in a world gone mobile?
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Data Collaboration Evolution – It Is Not A Dream
For true data collaboration, will we need to replace H.239 with another solution or will we need to find something that will interoperate with it?
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Get Out Of The Video Conferencing Rooms Already!
In a couple of years everyone will have video conferencing on their desktops (or desks). This means there will be no real motivation to leave the desk and go to the meeting room.
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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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A Solution For Every Problem
We are not building penknives in RADVISION, but rather, we are looking for that Swiss army knife kind-of-feeling. Giving the customer a solution that will enable him to solve any problem, a tool that works the way he wants in the way that he works.
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10 Commandments for Collaboration Software
There are tons of collaboration tools out there. Lots of them support video. There are a few things I would look for, guidelines I would follow. I call them my 10 commandments for collaboration software.
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Forget About Work-Arounds, Make Contact Using UC
Is a big screen showing 720p high definition video a “telepresence” experience? Definitely not. Telepresenec usually involves 2 or more participants in each side using dedicated MPLS connections and similar room configuration to collaborate with each other.
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