| Why VoIP and IPV should be managed on the same platform Today, we'll focus again on video over IP (or what we call IPV) based on a recent discussion with Psytechnics about the deployment parallels we find between IPV and VoIP/IP Telephony. Psytechnics VP Marketing Joe Frost shared his thoughts on why VoIP and IPV should be managed on the same platform using common tools and evaluative metrics like MOS (Mean Opinion Score), along with some of the challenges in a common approach to session management. 2009 will be the year of IP video One of our predictions for 2009 was that the B2B demand for video over IP would grow this year. We'd like to expand on the topic and will look to cover IP video more extensively this year. This week, we'll begin with a ... Video over IP options While telepresence is all the rage, we also note that other video over IP options may be well suited for enterprises of all sizes - especially when the ROI for a full telepresence isn't proven, or when a video option is ... IP video is already in the enterprise but deployment is no easy task Today, we'll continue our discussion of IP video and will share our own business experiences of IPV and how enterprise video can be useful. We'll highlight some tips from AT&T on IPTV based on an enterprise content data ... Video over IP primer: Video compression We've used many newsletters to describe how VoIP works; this week, we'd like to review some basics on how video over IP works. As with voice, for video to be put into an IP packet it first must be converted into digital ... VoIP goes corporate - and saves users plenty With clients already skittish over the downturn in the financial markets, Benefit Consultants Group wanted to make sure its agents and brokers could be reached anytime without long waits. That included during a recent fire drill, when everyone had to leave the building. February giveaways from Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet
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