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02 Sep 2008
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25 Sep 2008, 14:15 EDT (18:15 GMT)
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Format:
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Video
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Type:
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Videocast
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Language:
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Advances in video delivery technology, combined with more dispersed workforce and less desire to travel, are making video conferencing and related collaboration applications a viable option for many businesses. In this videocast, expert Melanie Turek explains further why video conferencing is enjoying a surge of popularity, how telepresence is affecting the market, and what other communications applications can be integrated into a video conferencing system. She also offers best practices for businesses on selecting the most appropriate system, overcoming deployment challenges, and measuring the success of their implementations.
Technologies covered:
- Advances in videoconferencing technology
- Adoption of virtual workplace
- Telepresence/immersive conferencing
- Bandwidth and load balancing challenges
- Interoperability with other companies and applications
- Videoconferencing and UC integration
- Cost/benefit matrix
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Speaker
Melanie Turek
Principal Analyst, Frost & Sullivan
Melanie Turek is a Principal Analyst at Frost & Sullivan. She is a renowned expert in real-time communications, collaboration and content-management technologies. Melanie has worked with hundreds of vendors and IT executives to track and capture the changes and growth in the unified communications market. She also has experience with business-process engineering, project management, compliance, and productivity and performance enhancement, as well as a wide range of software technologies including messaging, ERP, CRM and contact center applications.
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