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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In spite of Forrester Research stating lack of comfort on camera, US Ice Storm and other challenges gives good reason for people at home to use video conferencing with data collaboration for real-time work, states BrightCom CEO, Bob McCandless.

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BrightCom releases new data demonstrating the carbon offset of its telepresence and video conferencing systems in comparison to air and automotive travel.

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USC Research conducts survey sponsored by BrightCom to understand corporate adoption of telepresence and video conferencing for business travel and individual perceptions of technology utilization.

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The 40th anniversary of Earth Day is another reminder of the need for businesses to leverage telepresence and videoconferencing to minimize high carbon emission activities including not only travel costs, but a reduction in paper waste from business materials. (more…)

Disruptions in air travel from the Icelandic volcano ash cloud are one of the many reasons telepresence and video conferencing can help businesses and organizations with consistent productivity in times of emergency.

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BrightCom  honored with one of the awards for Best Telepresence Solutions of 2009 by Telepresence and Video Conferencing Insight for its launch of the Lumina Telepresence L37 in September of 2009.
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by Amy Tierney, TMCnet Web Editor

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As the year comes to a close, most companies in the communications technology sector are looking ahead to 2010 to rebound after a difficult year, thanks to the global economic downturn.

But some are counting their blessing. Companies like BrightCom, a Huntington Beach, Calif.-based provider of integrated telepresence and video conferencing services, realized a boost in revenue, thanks to its ability to offer cost saving services when many organizations looked to cut expenditures, especially in travel budgets.

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by Amy Tierney, TMC web editor

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Editor’s Note: As gas prices continue to fluctuate and businesses look for a break in the economic downturn, businesses are tapping to high tech options, such as telepresence and video conferencing, as an alternative to traveling. In the fourth installment of its five-part series highlighting the industry segment, TMCnet looks at the various ways companies are deploying communication technology with BrightCom, a provider of integrated telepresence and video conferencing solutions. Recently, TMCnet focused on how the company solutions can be used for ‘one to one’, or ‘one to many’ telepresence and video conferencing, depending on organizations’ needs. This week, we explore how telepresence can help companies reduce the need to travel locally and globally.

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Uyemura International Corp. selects BrightCom’s Telepresence and Video Conferencing infrastructure for real-time communication and collaboration between technicians, sales representatives and customers.

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