Worldwide enterprise videoconferencing equipment market shows positive signs of growth
“Some much needed good news for the enterprise videoconferencing market."
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News about videoconferencing
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Cisco, Google make nice on videoconferencing
Owners of Google Chromebooks will be able to quickly join Cisco Webex conferences with an application demonstrated for the first time today at Enterprise Connect.
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CERN retires proprietary video conferencing system in favor of Vidyo
Tim Smith has some of the best IT end users in the world: the physicists who do research at CERN, which runs the particle physics lab that is home to the Large Hadron Collider, because they need little instruction when it comes to new technology.
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Cisco appealing EU approval of Microsoft/Skype union, again
Cisco is reportedly attempting to persuade Europe's second-highest court that it should overturn the European Union's approval of the Microsoft/Skype union, an $8.5 billion blockbuster originally announced by the companies two years ago.
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Telehealth vendors not fazed by NBN debate
The NBN will be a boon to Australian healthcare regardless of which political party has its way on the final technology approach for delivery, officials from health IT vendors said at a lunch in Sydney.
Features about videoconferencing
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Microsoft reveals Surface Hub, an 84-inch, 4K touchscreen for office collaboration
Perhaps the best feature? Microsoft says it's solved the pain and friction of simply joining a videoconference.
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Videoconferencing equipment vendors feeling market heat
“Flat sales of videoconferencing equipment are masking several underlying market trends."