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What exactly does Cisco Telepresence do?
"Cisco, a celebrated computer technologies company is on top of the industry and provides premium products. Cisco Telepresence is no different. They focus on professional 'face to face' video telecommunication conferences."
What is telepresence and what sorts of companies are best suited to use it as a communications tool?
Telepresence is generally defined as the use of virtual reality technology to participate in distant events or remotely control equipment. Many companies could benefit from this technology, and as a communications tool, any company with overseas branches stand as an example.
What company designs and sells consumer electronic networking and communications technology?
cisco that one was easy!
What is Cisco's meaning of their CCUM acronym?
I think you may mean CUCM, which is the "Cisco Unified Communications Manager, "the "brains" of a Cisco Unified Communications system. The product used to be called "Cisco Unified Call Manager" and before that just "Call Manager."
Is Cisco an American company?
Cisco is a US company
What does the term aironet mean?
Aironet, a division of Cisco Systems acquired by Cisco Systems in 1999 , is a company providing wireless networking devices. Aironet Wireless Communications was started in 1986 by ex-Marconi Wireless employees.
What CISCO long from?
The company's full name is Cisco Systems, Inc. Cisco is actually a contraction from 'San Francisco', the company's birthplace.
Who were cisco's predecessors?
I was cisco predecessor and my company name was linksys
What types of media can be used with the Unified Communications package from Cisco?
Cisco Unified Communications allows voice and video conferencing. The various types of software will support audio, data, streaming video, and mobile applications.
What is cisco is a computer information system company organization?
cisco is computer information system company organization
What different office telephone systems is Cisco currently selling?
Cisco is currently selling the Unified Communications and offering cash for old PBX systems.
How much does a telepresence cost?
When HP came to market with its first product, Halo Collaboration Studio, it started charging $549,000 (£277,000) per site. Cisco launched its full version at $300,000 (£150,000) per site, a price it's still charging, and Polycom's systems go from $200,000 (£100,000) upwards. From April 2008 - http://news.zdnet.co.uk/communications/0,1000000085,39376522,00.htm
