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Telebaloney!
Deloitte may find it more difficult to justify their exorbitant fees if they aren't showing up in front the client. I can do tele-presence with Skype for a whole lot less that Cisco's forklift ransom price!
No, Skype would never give one the kind of in-room immersive exp
No, Skype would never give one the kind of in-room immersive experience that a Telepresence solution can provide.
Telepresence isn't a trademark. Cisco TelePresence is
The term telepresence is a generic term that has been in use since the 80s and 90s. Cisco uses the term "Cisco TelePresence" with the capital T and P as a trademark. They don't use the word video conferencing.
SchratBoy needs to buy a clue
SchratBoy, You clearly don't understand anything but "mickey mouse" video technology. I suggest you educate yourself on real technology and its global impact.
@ Schratboy
LOL @ Schratboy
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