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* Technology can fail or systems may crash/go off-line * Have to give extra training to use the Equipment * Need to employ somebody to set up and maintain Equipment. * Time zones may be different if conferencing in different parts of the world
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Do enterprise equipment manufacturers sell videoconferencing equipment?
Enterprise equipment manufacturers sell videoconferencing equipment
What has the author Teri A Robinson written?
Teri A. Robinson has written: 'Videoconferencing' -- subject(s): Videoconferencing, Teleconferencing equipment industry
What has the author Lynn Diamond written?
Lynn Diamond has written: 'Effective Videoconferencing' -- subject(s): Planning, Business meetings, Videoconferencing
What has the author Joanne Fraser written?
Joanne Fraser has written: 'Videoconferencing' -- subject(s): Market surveys, Teleconferencing equipment industry, Videoconferencing
What aided the development of videoconferencing?
The recession of the 1970s created a wider acceptance of videoconferencing by corporations that were looking for alternative ways to conduct meetings and conferences while cutting travel costs.
How is videoconferencing for sales advantageous?
When conducting the sales presentation at the customer's location, a sales representative with videoconferencing equipment on a laptop computer can connect the customer with specialists back at the company's offices to answer specific questions.
What are the applications of videoconferencing?
you can discuss with someone lively with both audio and video
What has the author Kecia Ray written?
Kecia Ray has written: 'Interactive videoconferencing'
What is vedio teleconference?
wrong spelling: see Videoconference, Videoconferencing or Teleconference/~ing;-)
Where can you purchase videoconferencing equipment?
Basic videoconferencing equipment can be found in electronics stores like Best Buy. If one has more specific or advanced needs, the best bet would be an online retailer such as Life Size, Polycom, or Cisco.
What would be best suited to multicasting?
Participating in a company-wide videoconferencing via the Internet
Is preferred over TCP for real-time applications such as telephone conversations and videoconferencing?
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