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This research finds that huddle spaces deliver tremendous value to businesses, with 9 out of 10 participants stating the adoption of open space environments is increasing the need for these huddle spaces. Huddle spaces require a wide variety of technologies to enable users and the business, such as audio and video conferencing abilities, digital whiteboards and scheduling solutions. Users stated that ease of use, solution reliability, and similar technology in each huddle space is key to their productivity. But nearly 8 out 10 users shared they were frustrated with meeting room technology recently. These problems generate support calls to IT on a weekly, if not daily, basis

This IDC study represents the vendor assessment model called the IDC MarketScape. This research is a quantitative and qualitative assessment of the characteristics that explain a vendor's chances for present and future success worldwide. This study assesses the capability and business strategy of 12 global enterprise videoconferencing vendors. This evaluation is based on a comprehensive framework and a set of parameters expected to be most conducive to success in providing enterprise videoconferencing solutions, for both the short term and the long term.

Despite momentous benefits, cloud computing has its own set of challenges that must be addressed. The primary concern that many enterprises and end users have is related to security, especially data protection and privacy and loss of control. This article discusses the several challenges associated with security for cloud-based video conferencing and how organizations can remove these barriers by adopting solutions that implement security as a key tenet.

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In this report, Ira M. Weinstein and Saar Litman are explaining features and benefits of the Tely solution.

See for yourself how Tely 200 compares to other small room systems.

Are these higher quality business grade solutions worth the higher cost, or do savings from consumer grade versions justify their lower quality?

This paper confirms a changing mix in how Businesses demand web conferencing solutions that are built for modern employees, and a new, more agile and connected workforce.

Are you considering cloud-based video conferencing? Organizations today are seeking simple HD video conferencing solutions with a seamless and consistent user experience across devices. Preparation is key in realizing the benefits of cloud-based video conferencing, so we've put together a list of the most important items to consider to help get you started.

This report will examine the basic components of the technology, considerations for deploying video conferencing solutions, and will introduce the Polycom® RealPresence® Platform to readers.

The Fortune 100 and 400,000+ customers rely on Polycom to push the greatness of human collaboration forward everyday. For video collaboration to become ubiquitous, systems need to be easy to use and manage. And they need to deliver great experiences across every work environment, from immersive theater to conference room to work and home office to mobile video on a tablet or smartphone.

This paper will highlight the key elements companies should look for in a video conferencing system, and offer best-practices recommendations for identifying and working with a video solutions provider.

With demand for video conferencing growing rapidly, solutions need to provide a robust, resilient, scalable, and manageable infrastructure that delivers unparalleled quality of experience. The Polycom RealPresence Platform is the software infrastructure that underlies Polycom’s video conferencing, and binds it together by integrating with core networking and security infrastructure. This enables secure collaboration for any number of users across heterogeneous networks, with up to 50% less bandwidth consumption than other competitor solutions. By delivering an architecture based upon open standards, Polycom has created a flexible, state of-the-art video conferencing platform that provides superior investment protection, at the lowest total cost of ownership. Download to learn more!

This guide explains the video conferencing solutions suitable for different work spaces within an organization and for mobile employees. Download now to learn more!

BAYADA was finding it hard to scale their expensive video conferencing hardware with their growing company. Read more to learn how Zoom software and Logitech hardware helped BAYDA see higher adoption rates, increased efficiency and lower cost of ownership with integrated solutions.

Communication solutions are reaching an ideal balance of sophistication and ease-of-use. But are you making the most of these technologies by integrating them into your daily workflows to make innovation and collaboration part of every interaction?

Videoconferencing endpoints will grow by an order of magnitude in the next few years. The videoconferencing use model is going through a tremendous transformation. The decades-old conference room model is quickly giving way to more effective solutions. Download this whitepaper to discover more.

While video conferencing can offer significant, measurable benefits to companies and their employees, all video conferencing solutions are not alike. To ensure successful deployment and implementation--and to maximize (ROI)--managers must choose their video conferencing tools wisely, matching the right technology to the right use cases. This is critical to ensure that employees actually benefit from the technology, and to keep management costs and headaches as low as possible. This paper will highlight the key elements companies should look for in a video conferencing system, and offer best-practices recommendations for identifying and working with a video solutions provider.

This report examines the basic components of the technology, considerations for deploying video conferencing solutions, and will introduce the Polycom RealPresence Platform to readers.

You wouldn’t hold a critical investor call, customer event or shareholder’s meeting in your office bullpen. So why would you host an important virtual event on a platform intended to support small-group collaboration and teamwork? Frost & Sullivan research shows that two-thirds of companies use web conferencing on a regular basis for project collaboration. We also know that more and more of them are turning to the same solutions to host webinars for critical internal and external events. While web conferencing solutions can be used to support large-group or strategically important meetings, webinar technology is designed specifically for that purpose and will almost always deliver a better experience and a higher return on investment. Webinar tools deliver a wealth of features to help companies gain better insights into attendee sentiment for better investor relations, employee and customer experience, and lead generation and qualification: • Integrated video draws higher levels of int

As voice, video, and data networks meld into a single user experience, solutions that integrate phone service, unified messaging, voicemail, audio and video capabilities, rich-media conferencing, and mobility solutions are in high demand.

This Frost & Sullivan article provides insights on the top trends in web conferencing and how businesses users have a widening choice of solutions, including join.me, that offer real benefits for companies of all size.

This Frost & Sullivan article provides insights on the top trends in web conferencing and how businesses users have a widening choice of solutions, including join.me, that offer real benefits for companies of all size.

This paper briefly covers the relevant trends that are affecting user behavior, and offers new criteria for selecting an audio conferencing solution provider that meets your organization’s needs.

Effective, engaging collaboration that leverages video conferencing should incorporate features like content sharing, clear participant rosters, easy call management controls and Instant Messaging. But, according to Microsoft research, some 97 percent of meeting rooms aren’t adequately equipped to handle video. In fact, a majority of these rooms host the most rudimentary of collaboration solutions like a digital projector and an audio connection for conference calls. And, while most of these enterprises are adopting Skype for Business for end-users, the reality is that many of their conference rooms lack the ability to connect to Skype for Business calls, which eliminates effective collaboration tools like video and content sharing. Download this guide to see how to create engaging voice and video meeting experience with Skype for Business.