Teleconference Solution?
Hello all,I have been searching for a good teleconference solution for the business I work for. I was wondering if anyone knew of some good ones to look at that would meet our needs?1. Needs to be...
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Budget?In Polycom's class there is also Lifesize and Cisco (née Tandberg). These will go for a few thousand and more. Depends on the precise business use case.
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Lifesize has some great cost effective room based systems. Their cloud offering for your laptops also allow h.323 based calling (can dial IP addresses) so they can easily participate in calling...
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+1 for LifeSize. Our users love them. We get very few calls. And with the PC/phone/tablet app our offices are working together on them all the time.
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Thanks for the replies! I will make sure to check with my manager and see which one he prefers. Sadly, we will probably have to use something like Skype for the first run because they want the system...
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Hi Nathan, you could look into Cisco Teleconferencing solutions. We have support anywhere on the globe and would vary from small desktop systems to large conferencing solutions....
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Skype isn't the worse as a starter option.Unfortunate if the temporary option becomes the permanent solution. Can be good to evaluate the business class devices to "see what you are missing". Not to...
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RoguePacket wrote: Not to be overlooked, the room9s) need be arranged for best A/V, which can mean adding/adjusting lighting and soundproofing.Sadly something the facilities people commonly overlook...
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Hey Nathan – Check outLifesize Cloudand try it forfree for 14-days. Lifesize Cloud is a business-class video conferencing servicethat’ssoftware-based, so you can try it out on your laptops (PC/Mac) and...
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We partner with Cisco and they provide excellent quality and client support. Depending on your budget they are a great option.
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How many simultaneous participants using video/audio?How many will be connecting form your company, internally vs. off-site? Is it other company locations or just connecting from random sites?We...
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Well right now we will be having two conference rooms, one in the netherlands and one in the USA. There will be about 6-10 people on either side, so a max of 20 people. Right now we have decided on...
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No worries. Best of luck and feel free to reach out if you'd like to look at other options in the future.
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Panasonic HDVC is goodJust installed it at our offices, makes it easy with the NAT service they provide when using the Mobile ans windows apps when the execs are out of the office and need to dial...
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Thanks for the Polycom mention here,John Hanson.NathanSpruth- My apologies for jumping in a little late here but great to hear that you were considering Polycom as a potential solution. It sounds like...
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I have been testing a product called TurboMeeting. They can set you up with a demo. It is hardware that you put at your office and it will let you do meetings including video. It has a nice desktop...
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RoguePacket wrote:Budget?In Polycom's class there is also Lifesize and Cisco (née Tandberg). These will go for a few thousand and more. Depends on the precise business use case.Can you kindly name...
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Samuel Brooks wrote:I have been testing a product calledTurboMeeting. They can set you up with a demo. It is hardware that you put at your office and itwill let you do meetings including video. It has...
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