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Top 5 benefits of cloud-based video conferencing for SMBs
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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Video Conferencing Security 101: Top 5 Tips for Keeping Your Room Secure
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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10 Top Tips for Effective Mobile Video Conferencing
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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iPad vs. Android Tablets, The Enterprise Front
A few weeks ago I asked how would manufacturers differentiate themselves in a world of raining tablets. One answer I gave is enterprise-related unified communications, such as the SCOPIA Mobile V3 we announced last week.
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Reconnecting The Islands, RADVISION Style
Yesterday we announced the RADVISION Gateway for Microsoft Lync, a brand new product that bridges the two popular visual communication islands – Lync and the traditional world of video conferencing and telepresence.
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Skype Doesn't Play The Unified Game Anymore
Skype recently announced it no longer allows for 3rd party clients to use its services. And while this makes sense from a very narrow business perspective, it significantly degrades the unified VoIP experience of many.
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The Life Changing Implications of Unified Communications
In just one week I got great evidence that “unified communications” is not a buzz-word or a hipe, but something crucial for our day-to-day communications. It may even save lives.
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The Next Revolution In Communications Is Collaboration
It is quite clear that we moved from a text-only, one-to-one, near communication - “call”, to a multi-media, many-to-many, far communication – “collaboration”, across what I can now call the Collaboration Quadrant.
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Twitter Is The Social Networks Unified Communications
In the present battlefield around the “one platform”, the “one interface” that will unite all the social networks, Twitter is winning a lot of grounds. Almost without trying Twitter has become, the center of information for many of us.
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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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