Whitlock and Partners Keep it Simple, Refine Unified Communication
Panel discussion at Whitlock Convergence Durham turns to collaboration, 4K, BYOD, and simplicity.
Unified Communications
Unified Communications is often associated with collaboration. Learn about the technology your organization uses to communicate – phone, video, email, messaging, and more – and pulling those technologies into a shared system.
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Collaboration Hardware Conferencing Software Data Security Business Communication Education Huddle Space VideoconferencingUsing Video Capture Technology to Simplify Video Conferencing and Collaboration
Given the ubiquity of tablets, it seems like it should be a no-brainer for all video conferencing and boardroom systems to be tablet-ready for both iPad and Android, but most are not.
Why Colleges Should Upgrade to Solstice 2.0
Solstice 2.0 runs on original Solstice features while providing four new features.
Get What You Give: The Facts Behind Classroom Collaboration
Collaborative learning strategies have changed for today’s college kids, especially with options like long distance learning, online classes and BYOD
16 Video Conferencing Solutions at InfoComm
InfoComm 2014 will show off a scattering of new videoconferencing technology solutions. Check out our slideshow before you see them in person.
The Pros and Cons of Meshing UC with BYOD
Unified communications is increasingly gaining a foothold in commercial environments as is BYOD. It is important to set clear guidelines for employees who wish to use their own devices at work. Data access, security and other concerns should be addressed as part of your BYOD strategy.
5 Game-changing Trends in Unified Communications
Unified Communications is trickling down from the enterprise and becoming a robust solution for smaller organizations. Its higher-end abilities are luring users away from the sometimes unreliable Skype and Google Hangouts. UC’s growing popularity means new capabilities are quickly being added.
IED’s IED1100TEL Offers VoIP Messaging for up to Eight VoIP Channels
The 1100TEL is a device that provides access to a GLOBALCOM system to allow announcements and messages to be made from a VoIP telephone system. It supports up to eight simultaneous active VoIP audio channels. The interface allows users to make live announcements, delayed (recorded) announcements, or launch pre-recorded messages by using either the DTMF interface or based on the telephone extension used to access the device.
Cisco Branches Out with TelePresence and Jabber Offerings
The company extends the reach of TelePresence, adds iPad and Windows to Jabber mobile services.
Unified Communications Supports a Remote, Global Workforce
Distributed workers — and the unified communications systems that support them — enable organizations to operate on a global scale.
