Five years on, few IT market watchers are talking about WebRTC in action — and some pundits believe the technology behind website videoconferencing is losing steam. But progress has been made, though it’s ‘quite raw and still evolving.’
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To meet the challenges of this new communications landscape, enterprises will need to upgrade Wi-Fi networks, ensure that conference rooms include video capabilities and complete a thorough security checkup on their conferencing infrastructure.
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Sure, videoconferencing helps organizations reduce travel expenses. But IT managers seek a more sophisticated success measure for the technology.
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Mobile is driving enterprise video collaboration, but IT departments need to assess what their firm’s needs will be. Here’s a starting point
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UCaaS offers major capabilities to keep teams more close-knit, but they should empower employees rather than hurt their morale. A roundup of the best advice.
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Hiring? Performance reviews? Critical business strategies? An executive coach walks through the unspoken etiquette of common scenarios
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Gartner’s latest report shows an array of choices for IT decision-makers, which may be part of the problem
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An industry group is working on a potential solution to problems that have emerged when people use video with SIP
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Video can be a powerful tool for enterprise collaboration, but only with the right product. The case against Lync and Skype
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Videoconferencing needs to leave the boardroom, but not without some challenges. Our coverage of Cisco Live 2014 in San Francisco
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Infonetics Research’s latest report shows surprisingly strong uptake of next-generation communications technologies across North America
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Enterprise video can serve many purposes, but knowledge management may wind up being the most useful
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A program manager with Toronto’s Sick Kids hospital shows how collaboration technology can bring care to traditionally out-of-reach areas of Canada
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The click-to-video revolution is coming to unified communications, but IT departments need to spot the right opportunities
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IT departments of any size can take a do-it-yourself approach to running a workshop to facilitate brainstorming and breakthrough thinking. Just keep one question in mind
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The federal government is undergoing a major overhaul of almost every aspect of its technology infrastructure. A slidedeck from the recent GTEC 2013 conference gives an inside look
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Technology alone isn’t enough to improve employee productivity and collaboration if they use it in awkward or inappropriate ways. Follow these guidelines
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Citizens love to criticize those in the public sector who abuse their travel privileges, but a new piece of legislation in the U.S. may be taking technological alternatives too far
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Telecommuting hasn’t been welcomed by the majority of firms to date, but advances in UCaaS may change that. Advocis Windsor chapter president Aaron Keogh offers his perspective
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Ken Morse says the enterprise-consumer network gap is closer than you think, and suggests some technology strategies need to be remained
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The networking giant’s senior vice-president of IT communications and collaboration discusses what’s worked for her and her team at a recent conference in Toronto
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An analyst from Nemertes Research talks about user demand for the technology across disparate systems and between companies, creating a renewed urgency around network capacity planning
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High Efficiency Video Coding reduces bandwidth requirements for video collaboration by up to 50 per cent, but some market watchers say the technology needs time to mature
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A Cisco-commissioned study from 2006 contains a valuable idea that could be adopted by almost any Canadian financial institution that wants to improve collaboration
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A senior manager with the University of British Columbia talks about a project that helped enhance its distance education capabilities by deploying sophisticated collaboration technologies
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