Businesses are moving to the cloud as never before. Large enterprises as well as small and mid-sized companies are benefiting from the adoption of the latest communications and collaboration technologies in the cloud with no upfront investment.
While the adoption of cloud-based video conferencing has several benefits, cloud computing also has its own set of challenges.…
While today, there is no de facto definition of Unified Communications (UC), the latter is a term that describes the coming together of all forms of collaboration and multimedia communications that can be controlled by the end user for both social and business purposes.
This includes the integration of fixed and mobile voice, IP telephony, unified…
With the growing popularity of Voice over IP (VoIP), we can expect to see the technology adopted in most organisations over the next few years. But as they look to replace their existing analog phone systems with VoIP systems, they will also need to consider the unique audio requirements in conference rooms.
Unless certain issues are…
Increasingly, video conferencing is not just being installed in businesses, but is making inroads into education. Educators in schools, colleges and universities are making use of video conferencing to achieve their goals and objectives.
A white paper by Lifesize, discusses the various ways in which video conferencing can help educators. Video conferencing helps educators with the…
You may have heard about WebRTC, but may not know exactly what it is or how it can work for you. WebRTC is an acronym that stands for Web Real Time Communications and is an open-source software. WebRTC is one of the hottest topics in the video communications industry today and for good reason. WebRTC…
Today, more than ever, workers across the world are working remotely and are connecting to meetings using their mobile devices. And now, more than ever, they want a seat at that corporate meeting. They want and expect face-to-face interaction, and increasingly, they are getting it!
There's a strong demand for a video conferencing solution that…
The workplace of today is increasingly collaborative, contextual and visual. There are several trends driving today's workplace with workers increasingly being connected by digital collaboration technologies and an evolving work environment.
The converging forces of mobility, the cloud, consumerisation and globalisation have resulted in a workplace without walls or a physical address. A research report for…
Video conferencing is now the new normal. It is increasingly the “new voice” and is practically ubiquitous. However, there are certain points to keep in mind when choosing and installing a video conferencing system for your business.
A white paper by Polycom explores the role of the user experience in video conferencing. It is now well…
Today, voice conferencing is as ubiquitous as the traditional phone conversation. You've probably used a conference phone at work really recently maybe even today or yesterday. In fact, voice conferencing is vital for today's businesses. Contemporary, twenty-first century businesses rely on conference call in boardrooms, meeting rooms, and even from our desktops!
This white paper by…
As an end-consumer of audiovisual solutions, you may be tired of the same old PowerPoint slides. If so, you have a lot to look forward to! The year 2016 will be a year of change for the AV industry, with several new trends engaging both AV professionals and customers alike! These trends will continue to…
You can now have a fully-integrated home using Crestron control systems. For example, you can wake up in the morning and the lights on your side of the bed turn on, without disturbing your partner. You can preheat your bathroom and then watch your favourite channel on TV, without fumbling for switches or a remote.…
You may have always wanted to record that vital board meeting, that important training, or that once-in-a-lifetime court proceeding. So, how can you do all of this? Simple – just invest in and set up AV recording solutions!
AV recording solutions are mainly used for three applications: recording board meetings and other important corporate gatherings; recording…