BrightCom announces their participation in the Telepresence Options Magazine and 2011 Yearbook featuring Lumina Telepresence and the Visual Collaboration System.
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BrightCom CEO Bob McCandless releases statement regarding Microsoft’s recent purchase of Skype, foreseeing a positive impact on the telepresence and video conferencing industry for personal communication and integration with enterprise class systems via standard based integration.
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Bob McCandless talks via video conferencing about his attendance to the 2011 event: Era of Experience produced by ImmersiveTech.org.
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Bob McCandless, CEO of BrightCom reviews the 2011 NAB show Telepresence Conference discussing keynote presentations by Theo Economides (Greenline Emeritus Consulting), Howard Lichtman (Telepresence Options), David Benz (Vaughan Benz), and more!

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With Earth Day approaching, BrightCom CEO feels that in light of increase in fuel prices, businesses are adopting telepresence and video conferencing strategies and spending less at the gas pump.
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Back from The Entrepreneurship Institute’s President’s Forum of Southern California, BrightCom CEO Bob McCandless discusses his thoughts on how to form and sustain business relationships through traditional and modern ways of communication including telepresence.

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BrightCom is offering business travelers stranded from the FAA mandated inspections of Boeing 737s a conduit to connect with co-workers, partners and customers through integrated video and real-time interactive data conferencing.
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BrightCom CEO Bob McCandless is participating in The Entrepreneurship Institute’s Presidents’ Forum of Southern California discussing businesses strategies for communication technology.

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In the third installment of BrightCom’s video series, CEO Bob McCandless discusses how YouTube has allowed younger generations to be comfortable on camera, driving them to expect video conferencing and telepresence in their daily lives.
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BrightCom and Glowpoint team up at the 2011 NAB Show to discuss how growing demand for consumer based video and subsequent network support is driving telepresence and video conferencing vendors to redefine video over public networks.
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