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By Susan J. Campbell, TMCnet Contributing Editor, TMCnet News
Telepresence is an important focus for companies trying to push productivity in a global marketplace. The challenge is that telepresence can actually have the opposite effect if it is done incorrectly.
By Susan J. Campbell, TMCnet Contributing Editor
As the global marketplace continues to grow with the expansion of multinational organizations, the demand for streamlined communications and collaboration is emerging as a key focus. Face-to-face communications are still a vital part of communication and collaboration, but geography is a consistent obstacle.
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By Susan J. Campbell, TMCnet Contributing Editor, TMCnet News
Streamlined communication and collaboration continue to be a key focus for companies throughout the world. As the global infrastructure continues to expand and companies increasingly move offshore, face-to-face communications are becoming more of a challenge. This trend is helping to create opportunities in telepresence.
By Susan J. Campbell, TMCnet Contributing Editor, TMCnet News
Telepresence can offer a natural environment for participants to create personal relationships and imitate face-to-face communication. As telepresence continues to increase in popularity among communication tools for the progressive business and mobile consumers, the quality of the experience continues to be a key focus.
By David Sims, TMCnet Contributing Editor
Cost savings are on the minds of many business executives these days. Organizations are on the hunt for cost-effective communications tools. Does this sound like your company so far?
By Amy Tierney, Web Editor, TMCnet News
There’s a lot of talk these days about the importance of high definition technology. Many telepresence and videoconferencing vendors promote their video systems as having HD capability. It’s an essential tool businesses use for clear and effective communication.
Beyond video, audio and data broadcasts can also benefit from HD technology. But the way telepresence and videoconferencing vendors offer that service should change, officials with BrightCom, a provider of integrated telepresence and videoconferencing services, told TMCnet in a recent podcast.
By Amy Tierney, TMCnet Senior Web Editor
As companies wait for more signs of an economic recovery, cost savings remains a top of priority for many businesses – particularly when it comes to travel expenses. As such, organizations are deploying new tools, such as telepresence and videoconferencing to help them achieve that goal.
But it’s not always easy. Implementing a multi-point, multi-way telepresence solution from single vendor can pose some challenges, experts from a Huntington, Calif.-based provider of integrated telepresence and videoconferencing services said.
By Amy Tierney, TMCnet Web Editor, TMCnet News
With cost savings on the minds of many business executives these days, organizations are on the hunt for cost-effective communications tools. And two popular technologies that are growing in adoption are telepresence and videoconferencing.
TMCnet spoke with Bob McCandless, CEO of Brightcom, a provider of integrated telepresence and videoconferencing solutions and Mark Szotkowski a communications broker and master agent with Portfolio Communications Solutions, about the best practices for telepresence and videoconferencing implementations.
