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'Videoconferencing saves VDOT $11.3 M'

Since 2001, the Virginia Department of Transportation has saved nearly $11.3 million in avoided travel and time costs for meetings by conducting them via videoconference instead of in person, reports newsleader.com.

Polycom announced shipment of phase two integration with Microsoft

Polycom announced it is delivering embedded support for Microsoft Office Communicator 2005 and Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005 on video endpoints and bridges.

UK Videoconferencing Market Research Report

The UK videoconferencing market development report from ResearchAnd Markets analyses the market size, trends and segmentation and industry structure.

Verint to buy MultiVision video security unit

Verint announced that it has signed a definitive agreement with MultiVision Intelligent Surveillance Limited to acquire the company’s networked video security business. The acquisition of MultiVision’s networked video security business will provide Verint with local product development, customer support and solutions that are focused on the regional requirements of the Asia Pacific market.

T-Systems to transmit TV images from a satellite transmission vehicle

T-Systems presents the world’s first transmission vehicle able to transmit television pictures in HDTV (High Definition Television) via satellite. It will allow broadcasters to transfer high-resolution images in movie theater quality to their studios - live.

Telluride Film Festival and Cisco Systems Bring Festival Video Content Online

Telluride Film Festival and Cisco Systems teamed up to create the Telluride SHOWroom an enhanced video experience on the Festival website that will provide access to critically acclaimed Telluride programs.

Verizon Expands Its Next-Generation IP Services Into New Markets

To make its Internet protocol virtual private network (IP VPN) services more appealing and to give large businesses a new choice for voice, video and data convergence, Verizon announced it has expanded into new markets, extended service for customers using private line access, and lowered its rates for the majority of customers. Do you agree with this strategy?