Showing 1/9 of 9 result(s) for 'videoconferencing'
News
28.07.2010
Azlan adds TANDBERG video to unified communications practice
Azlan extends European TANDBERG contract to the UK; deal completes Unified Communications (UC) solutions set more...
Community
17.05.2010
Polycom names Miller president and CEO
Polycom promotes Andrew Miller to top position. more...
News
09.03.2010
Dimension Data named Tandberg Platinum Partner
Dimension Data receives Platinum status and accreditation from videoconferencing vendor. more...
News
25.01.2010
Avnet secures top Tandberg UC accreditation
By Will Garside
With Cisco reputedly now in the last stages of finalising its purchase of Tandberg, and with Avnet the most qualified Tandberg distributor in Western Europe, the potential for Avnet to extend it recent US agreement to the UK is likely to increase.
Closer relationship could prove valuable if videoconferencing vendor succumbs to Cisco takeover; Avnet and Cisco UK marriage on the cards? more...
News
09.12.2009
MultiSense awarded healthcare specialisation by Polycom
Videoconferencing partner recognised for work in the healthcare sector. more...
News
23.11.2009
Networking technology set for growth, says research
Financial services sector investing in new networking technologies at a faster rate than many others, according to survey by BT Global Services. more...
Community
08.10.2009
Polycom appoints Payne to lead sales
Polycom’s new UK & Ireland sales VP looks to revamp the videoconferencing firm’s existing channel and sales strategy. more...
Re/Source
20.07.2009
Video Nasty: Common mistakes made by organisations deploying videoconferencing
By Nigel Hawthorn, Blue Coat Systems EMEA marketing VP
While videoconferencing (VC) is nothing new, turbulent economic times have led to the second coming of VC technology. more...
Re/Source
23.06.2009
Proprietary videoconferencing; cans on a string?
By Wayne Stephens, VP for Tandberg’s Partners and Alliances, EMEA
Has Cisco engineered itself out of the bigger unified communications market with proprietary systems?
Tandberg’s Wayne Stephens argues that in the videoconferencing space, standards drive adoption and volume – and proprietary is a problem. more...
