Videoconferencing
« Previous EntriesSeven Methods for Group Communications
Friday, August 1st, 2008In the beginning, the most popular way for groups to communicate was simply "in person." But with the advent of technology, even as early as two millennia ago, man has devised new ways for groups to communicate without actually being together in the same room.
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Unlock the Full Power of the Web Conferencing
Thursday, July 31st, 2008 Today’s web conferencing tools have a tendency to fall into about 5 key groups: centralized forums, groupware, bulletin board systems, Usenet and mailing lists.
Chat rooms and IM have the exceptional element of being real-time (or near real-time systems). The rising requisite of teleseminars constitutes an added form of web conferencing.
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Video Conferencing : The Next Level
Thursday, July 24th, 2008With just a computer, web camera, headset and internet access, you can have live video conferences with people around the world. However MeetingPlaza takes video conferencing to the next level.
A regular video conference can accommodate up to 32 people, but this can be optionally expanded to allow up to 2,000 people to freely engage […]
Telepresence (Videoconferencing)
Thursday, July 24th, 2008This video demonstrates telepresence from Cisco Videoconferencing.
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Unlock the Full Power of Web Conferencing
Wednesday, March 26th, 2008Today’s web conferencing tools have a tendency to fall in about 5 key groups: centralized forums, groupware, bulletin board systems, Usenet, and mailing lists. Chat Rooms and IM have the exceptional element of being real-time (or near real-time systems).
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Web of Video Conference: How to Know Which One You Want
Friday, January 18th, 2008Sometimes you need to get your team or group together for a meeting, but it is just impossible for everyone to get together in the same place at the same time. Because it is important to have everyone seeing the same thing at the same time, a teleconference just does not seem like the […]
Telepresence TV: The Cadillac of Video Conferencing!
Thursday, September 20th, 2007Thanks to new technology, videoconferencing is delivering on its promise as an alternative to traditional business travel. The high-definition TV images are sharp. Broadband fiber-optic cable has replaced tired telephone lines. And the equipment is often installed in studios that are handsome and appropriately corporate.
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PowerPoint and Virtual Conferencing: A Deadly Combination
Tuesday, September 18th, 2007The problem with offline conferences in business, of course, is that hauling bodies around the world is expensive, and it’s getting more so. So, is web conferencing or videoconferencing the solution? Some experts say "No"?!
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Meetings Over Video Comes of Age
Tuesday, September 11th, 2007
High-end videoconferencing, the magical ability to be two places at once, has had a bumpy past, plagued by jerky gestures, out-of-sync lips and sound and cumbersome equipment. Few executives liked what they saw, including unflattering pictures of themselves, and most thought the business tool was not worth the price.
But now, thanks to new technology, […]
Conducting a Video Conferencing: What You Need To Know
Wednesday, September 5th, 2007Video conferencing is the technique of meeting in a group over a network employing video and audio transmission technology and equipment.
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