Videoconferencing
Videoconferencing news, trend analysis and opinion
Whose Zoomin who? Polycom is
In a move that last year wouldn’t have been thinkable, Polycom is collaborating with longtime competitor Zoom to offer Zoom Connector for Polycom.
Cisco makes videoconference technology invisible
Cisco's new Spark Room Kit and Room Kit Plus have advanced technology intended to make videoconferences simple.
New products of the week 4.10.17
Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Quest Software and Barracuda.
Cisco announces cornucopia of product updates at Enterprise Connect
At Enterprise Connect, Cisco introduced Spark Room Kits, enhanced Spark security, an update to the Spark Hybrid Media Service and expanded Spark care.
Not the sort of publicity Avaya was seeking
No doubt many a soccer fan has been inspired to pick up a fancy call center package or some sweet, sweet SDN technology after catching a San Jose Earthquakes soccer match at Avaya Stadium, but the company found its brand splattered...
Google goes after Slack with Hangouts overhaul
Google’s Hangouts work chat and videoconferencing service is undergoing some major changes to better serve businesses. The company announced Thursday that it’s going after the work group chat market as well as the group...
New Logitech webcam adds 4K, HDR support
High-end hardware aims to make everyone look better on video calls.
Cisco faces a tougher collaboration rival in updated Prysm
Collaboration has come a long way. Cisco Systems made a splash last month with the Spark Board, a meeting-room screen that acts like a giant iPad. But other vendors are streamlining meetings too. Prysm is beefing up its rival to the...
Cisco starts patching critical flaw in WebEx browser extension
Cisco Systems has patched a critical vulnerability in its WebEx collaboration and conferencing extension for Google Chrome and is working on similar patches for the Internet Explorer and Firefox versions.
Review: The HP Elite Slice for Meeting Rooms
The new HP Elite Slice for Meeting Rooms is a modular, compact Windows system that has been specially designed for conference communications. We review it to see how well it performs.
ezTalks Onion: all-in-one videoconferencing is under-baked
I had a chance to get an early version (really early, as there is still some rough edges to be worked out) of the ezTalks Onion. The device (I don’t know why they call it the Onion – it doesn’t look like one particularly) is an...
Video pays off in the enterprise
As costs come down and the technology improves, video is finally spurring easy and effective collaboration. (Plus -- 5 tips for building video culture in your organization.)
New products of the week 11.28.16
Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as CA and IBM.
Adobe fixes flaws in Flash Player and Adobe Connect
Adobe Systems released security patches for its widely used Flash Player software as well as its Adobe Connect web conferencing platform that's popular in enterprise environments.
Application tie-ins are taking center stage in collaboration
Combining forms of enterprise collaboration is only part of the battle. There’s also integration with productivity applications. On Monday, Avaya announced an all-in-one collaboration platform, plus an open SDK for making other...
Cisco patches critical authentication flaw in conferencing servers
Cisco Systems has patched a critical vulnerability that could allow attackers to gain access to Cisco Meeting Server deployments, which are used in enterprise environments for video and audio conferencing.
Lifesize launches new video gear for huddle rooms
New system includes camera and audio with easier setup instructions for small conference settings.
Law firm CIO: ‘I run more video than CBS’
A major international law firm with 700 attorneys, 1,500 total employees and 20 separate offices around the world makes IT support a challenge.
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