Cisco Pulls a Rabbit out of its WebRTC Hat
Pigs must be flying because H.264 is free. What? No pigs flying? Hmmm – maybe this isn’t free. Cisco, in...
Pigs must be flying because H.264 is free. What? No pigs flying? Hmmm – maybe this isn’t free. Cisco, in...
It is easy to complain about marketing in this industry, but to be fair it’s a tough task. Both the...
It is a very busy Fall. My Twitter followers know it was ShoreTel, STC, a dealer customer event, and BroadSoft Connections. This...
In this Industry Buzz podcast, Dave Michels moderates a discussion with the UCStrategies Experts about mobile UC. Also included are Michael Finneran, Blair Pleasant, Roberta J. Fox, Dr. Joseph Williams, and Clark Richter.
Avaya today made several announcements intended to “transform the way we work.” The big themes within these announcements are collaboration and software.
I recently posted about ShoreTel, verticals, and a baseball game between the Giants and Dodgers. There are few things oranger...
Colin here. One of the most heavily taxed businesses is telecommunications. A typical tax on your telcom bill is about...
One of the stars of the recent CEDIA conference was DoorBot. Let that sink in – CEDIA stands for Custom...
This past decade has been an exciting one for enterprise communications. There’s been an extraordinary amount of drama. Here’s a...
USPS adopts managed centralized IP communications solution from XO and Aastra
On October 15, 1951, television broadcast history was made when the first episode of "I Love Lucy" aired on CBS. The event is noteworthy because it was the first time multiple cameras were used to film a television show before a live audience. This was a task that many believed to be impossible as different lighting requirements were needed for various types of shots. It is multiple cameras that make broadcast television more natural than video conferences. This doesn’t happen in my group video conferences. When the active speaker changes, I either move my eyes on a panned-out picture of small talking heads or I remotely control the camera to the active speaker through a clumsy process that causes seasickness. In an era of self-driving cars, drones, and self-checkout stands – why can’t we automate what DesiLu did 62 years ago?
NextPlane has successfully eliminated virtually all of the known external collaboration issues with its “federation as a service” offering. It offers an interesting approach that even seems to add value in like-to-like UC federations.
Should the concept of long distance even exist? A friend was recently in the hospital. He complained that he couldn’t...