Managers in the majority of companies today have to navigate the complexities of managing a virtual workforce. Studies show that 80 percent of managers deal with dispersed teams, which may include managing people in remote locations, other countries, or increasingly, home-based offices.
There are several common causes of poor quality video calls which are easy to fix when using a personal desktop system! Here are some top tips for making sure you get the best experience…
According to a recent study conducted by Forrester Research, more than three-quarters of enterprises have or intend to deploy desktop IP video conferencing…
In order to align with the strengths and synergies of Viju, CityIS is changing its name on Monday 12 November 2012, this marks an exciting new chapter in our company history.
More customers than ever are adopting video communications, but, it still can be difficult for users to make video calls across different platforms and networks. What the industry needs to bring widespread video adoption is for greater interoperability among the disparate video conferencing platforms available to customers.
In a distributed globalised marketplace, businesses are looking at a new set of business imperatives in order to improve productivity in the workplace…
As many of the industry’s key players return from the Infocomm 2012 conference, we take a look at the key themes dominating the video communications industry at the moment……
At a basic level, unified communications is perceived as a combination of software and hardware products, namely data, voice and video, which provide a collaborative environment for employees to communicate across, regardless of their location…..
Last week at Enterprise Connect 2012, Cisco made some exciting new announcements regarding their market-leading telepresence product portfolio. According to Telepresence Options the new Cisco TelePresence TX9000 was “clearly a highlight, not only of the Cisco booth, but of the entire showâ€.
The Aberdeen Group, widely known for publishing research focussing on the video communications industry, released a new study ‘What Happens When Everyone in the Office Has Video Conferencing?’. The study compares companies where all employees have access to some form of video communications against companies who lacked access to video…..
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