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Benefits of Web-Based Videoconferencing

Overview Traditionally, videoconferencing was way too expensive for most businesses. Typically, only large companies with deep pockets could afford the proprietary equipment and dedicated rooms that the technology required. Cheaper systems were available, but they were slow, frustrating and of limited utility. That was before web-based videoconferencing. Internet technology has changed the entire equation, drastically lowering the cost and increasing the quality of multimedia transmissions. Web-based videoconferencing runs over local and wide area networks, as well as the public internet, turning ordinary desktop and laptop computers into two-way videophones.

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Publisher: Cisco Systems
File Format: HTML
Date Published: Feb 18, 2005
Format: White Papers
Topics: Video Conferencing

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