Videoconferencing
Jun 06, 2017
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Auditorium with Three Document Cameras and Rear Projection
Interactive Whiteboard with Videoconferencing
Dual-Screen Distance Learning Auditorium with Studio Lighting
Videoconferencing Seminar Room with Lectern, Low-Profile Speakers, PTZ Cameras, and Push-to-Talk Microphones
Videoconferencing Auditorium
Multi-Screen Distance Learning Auditorium
Auditorium with Three Document Cameras and Rear Projection
Distance Learning Auditorium
Boardroom with Dual-Screen Videoconferencing and Interactive Display System
Built-In Lectern with Chroma Key Screen
Cart-Mounted Videoconferencing System
Classroom with Videoconferencing
Wall-Mounted Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) Cameras
Small Videoconferencing Conference Room
Custom Boardroom Table with Integrated Microphones
Confidence Monitors in a Distance Learning Auditorium
Small Videoconferencing Boardroom with Document Camera and Touch Panel
Videoconferencing Seminar Room with Lectern, Low-Profile Speakers, and PTZ Camera
Equipment Racks In Cabinet Below Dual 70-inch LCD Monitors
Dual-Lectern, Dual-Screen Combining Room
Boardroom with Videoconferencing System
Dual-Lectern Combining Classroom
Interactive Whiteboard with Videoconferencing
Dual-Screen Distance Learning Auditorium with Studio Lighting
Videoconferencing Seminar Room with Lectern, Low-Profile Speakers, PTZ Cameras, and Push-to-Talk Microphones
Videoconferencing Auditorium
Multi-Screen Distance Learning Auditorium
Auditorium with Three Document Cameras and Rear Projection
Distance Learning Auditorium
Boardroom with Dual-Screen Videoconferencing and Interactive Display System
Built-In Lectern with Chroma Key Screen
Cart-Mounted Videoconferencing System
Classroom with Videoconferencing
Wall-Mounted Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) Cameras
Small Videoconferencing Conference Room
Custom Boardroom Table with Integrated Microphones
Confidence Monitors in a Distance Learning Auditorium
Small Videoconferencing Boardroom with Document Camera and Touch Panel
Videoconferencing Seminar Room with Lectern, Low-Profile Speakers, and PTZ Camera
Equipment Racks In Cabinet Below Dual 70-inch LCD Monitors
Dual-Lectern, Dual-Screen Combining Room
Boardroom with Videoconferencing System
Dual-Lectern Combining Classroom
Interactive Whiteboard with Videoconferencing
Dual-Screen Distance Learning Auditorium with Studio Lighting
Videoconferencing Seminar Room with Lectern, Low-Profile Speakers, PTZ Cameras, and Push-to-Talk Microphones
Videoconferencing Auditorium
Multi-Screen Distance Learning Auditorium
Auditorium with Three Document Cameras and Rear Projection
Distance Learning Auditorium
Boardroom with Dual-Screen Videoconferencing and Interactive Display System
Built-In Lectern with Chroma Key Screen
Cart-Mounted Videoconferencing System
Classroom with Videoconferencing
Wall-Mounted Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) Cameras
Small Videoconferencing Conference Room
Custom Boardroom Table with Integrated Microphones
Confidence Monitors in a Distance Learning Auditorium
Small Videoconferencing Boardroom with Document Camera and Touch Panel
Videoconferencing Seminar Room with Lectern, Low-Profile Speakers, and PTZ Camera
Equipment Racks In Cabinet Below Dual 70-inch LCD Monitors
Dual-Lectern, Dual-Screen Combining Room
Boardroom with Videoconferencing System
Dual-Lectern Combining Classroom
Videoconferencing and remote collaboration have become the most rapidly changing technologies we work with. The emergence of Skype For Business, WebEx, and similar services has put remote collaboration within the grasp of nearly every industry and organization. Many companies find that software-based solutions like these fulfill all of their needs while others are better off with hybrid or hardware-based solutions.
Although new technologies have made videoconferencing more accessible than ever, they have also made it difficult to determine the best solutions. Consumers must now decide if they want hardware or software systems, whether to use the internet/cloud or a private network, the quantity and types of devices they want to connect, and more.
hese decisions can have a major impact on cost and quality. For casual collaboration and conferencing between teams of coworkers or partners, quality may be unimportant: a little “voice echo” or a brief video interruption will be relatively insignificant. During a conference with a potential customer, however, issues like these could lead to miscommunications, misunderstandings, or lost business.
Large spaces and large numbers of participants can also present challenges. Problems with audio, video, lighting, and room attributes can be multiplied in situations like this. Many level of experience that we have in solving and preventing these problems.
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