The unified communications specialist unveiled Polycom RealPresence Cloud, a wholesale cloud offering designed to help service providers deliver cost-effective, enterprise-grade video collaboration to small businesses.
Lots of video and sharing options makes this small business video conferencing solution worth considering, so long as you're not using any mobile clients.
Network World analyzes changes at Cisco that include a price reduction and new marketing for the company's Umi consumer videoconferencing product/service.
PC World's Tony Bradley says Cisco's new Umi home videoconferencing product is too expensive for it's intended market, but is a cost effective way for small businesses to do entrprise-class videoconferencing.
Cisco's newly launched Umi service and product for high-quality videoconferencing is intended for home users but could also be used by small businesses and teleworkers.
MacWorld looks at Livecage, a jack-of-all-trades online conferencing and audio/video casting service and finds that it's master of none - but cheap.
As the recession continues, everyone, especially small businesses, is looking for ways to save money -- one way is to cut down on travel costs. How to do that? How about HD video conferencing -- no, really.
The Skype 5.0 Beta includes free multi-party video calling, and it attracts a lot of attention from SMBs and entrepreneurs. But is it ready as a business communications tool?
This article will be of interest to SMBs starting to use desktop videoconfernecing. Engadget looks at four new high-definition (HD)-quality webcams, including one that supposedly delivers full 1080p (the highest quality HD).
Radvision has unveiled a new videoconferencing solution aimed at SMBs that features HD-quality video and integrates room systems with desktop conferencing.
CNet's Jessica Dolcourt puts Skype's new video conferencing capability through its paces with a five-way family chat spanning two continents. Is it good enough for small businesses to use?
Mobile executives in big companies reportedly want video conferencing on their smartphones. Does it make sense for your small business?
The latest beta release of Skype, the free-or-cheap Internet phone service and software, adds the ability to use video in conference calls. It's free until the final version comes out later this year, but will be a premium service after that.
Online video conferencing service provider Vidyo introduces VidyoDekstop Executive software to enable touchscreen-based conferencing.
The company claims that its appliance produces tele-presence at near-HDTV quality without breaking the small-business bank.
