videoconferencing in comment and analysis
Rural Britain needs faster, more reliable broadband
Comment Peter Scargill, IT chairman for the Federation of Small Businesses, told me in a recent interview: "When it comes to voice or videoconferencing, what's far more important is that [the connection] doesn't pack in during... [04 Aug 2009]
'IT is the central nervous system of the company'
Comment We're starting to really drive a little bit more investment in collaboration - videoconferencing, both high-end as well as PC-based videoconferencing. CIO John N Johnson oversees an IT department of more... [26 May 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 15.05.09
Round-Up Another spent fruitless hours trying to install a webcam, while others struggled with videoconferencing technology to run the morning news meeting. If you're reading this on Friday 15 May, there's a good chance you're... [15 May 2009]
"I'm not an out and out technology person"
Comment The Commission's sustainability agenda also got a boost from the integration: it now has some 70 videoconferencing units around the country with 1,200 hours of use per month, helping the organisation cut down on travel... [09 Mar 2009]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Digital Britain? Not quite
Comment A connection that fast means videoconferencing, IPTV and the downloading and uploading of modern-sized content really work. Dispatched the next day via a free wireless LAN at my hotel. On 11 February the UK government... [19 Feb 2009]
Five virtual alternatives to meetings
Comment Cisco is still developing its 3D videoconferencing technology but it reckons it will be commercially available in the next three to five years. Videoconferencing has been with us, in various forms, for... [19 Nov 2008]
Virtual worlds need killer app
Comment And it would have an edge on videoconferencing, as the general public could attend. Apparently virtual worlds are due for a renaissance. Businesses are going to realise virtual worlds are what's been missing from their... [04 Nov 2008]
Naked CIO: Virtual worlds will disappear
Comment I have watched over the years as videoconferencing, unified messaging and other collaborative technologies have been touted but never delivered. Though intrigued by virtual worlds and social networking, the Naked CIO... [21 Sep 2008]
Getting to the meeting - without the journey
Comment Telepresence is a breakthrough in videoconferencing technology that provides a genuine alternative to travel and won't crease your suit. Videoconferencing technology has progressed so rapidly in the past... [30 Jun 2008]
'Green' technology can't save us from ourselves
Comment Take the rhetoric around videoconferencing. These claims are most commonly made for expensive, high end videoconferencing systems - such as Cisco's TelePresence or HP's Halo - where the tech does... [28 Apr 2008]
Good and bad year for comms
AS Analysis Freeform Dynamics analyst Jon Collins also noted TelePresence, Cisco's ultra high-definition videoconferencing offering. The striking absence of the heads of some of the biggest organisations in comms continues in 2007. [12 Oct 2007]
How tech can make us greener
Comment Thus far technologies such as collaborative software, videoconferencing, power management tools are seen as the means to create a behavioural change for workers. Recent Quocirca research indicates environmental benefits... [24 May 2007]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Is web 2.0 doomed to fail?
Comment For starters ADSL means videoconferencing and medical applications will be severely limited and mostly doomed to failure, especially on large plasma/LCD screens that demand lots of bandwidth for lifelike communication. [23 Apr 2007]
Why don't we talk anymore?
Comment Some examples are remote access, wi-fi, videoconferencing, web conferencing, Skype audio conferencing and presence management. Sometimes it's hard enough to get small teams working together. How can you encourage... [06 Mar 2007]
Q&A: Inmarsat CEO on catching the data wave
Comment Text services, video playback and even potentially videoconferencing are under consideration for the coming cycle of devices, within the next three to five years. Despite much of the developing world and North America... [27 Oct 2006]
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