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| Posted on: Nov 19, 08 04:47 am by: Alison Allen |
 | Look at what finally happened...
"Our new IP Videoconferencing solution will extend the reach of teachers to students outside the classroom, bring the world to students via virtual field trips, and eliminate the time and hassles associated with physically traveling from one meeting to another," Cisco education solutions manager Phylis Hawkins said in a statement. "With schools moving to IP-based networks, they are realizing not only the application benefits, but the cost benefits as well. "
According to collaboration technology market analysis firm Wainhouse Research, American schools are increasingly migrating to IP networks and ISDN to provide converged network access and to allow them to take advantage of Internet 2's advanced videoconferencing resources.
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| | Posted on: Nov 18, 08 11:25 am by: Mary Smith |
| What do you all think of this?...
Convenience aside, the ability to curtail rising travel costs likely will spur adoption of this teleconferencing technology. The savings in business travel expenses alone will make up for much of the implementation costs, especially for global companies. Yet many companies are unsure how the technology can be applied most effectively to achieve positive business results.
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| | Posted on: Nov 18, 08 07:12 am by: Rudy Ayala |
| I thought that you should all take a look at this...
“Engineers are focusing on what we can do together, what we can work on together, rather than, ‘What am I saying now that may appear in court six months or a year down the line. ’ ”
For Sun, an important measure of the deal’s success is how much easier it is to use Solaris and Windows together. “We are really committed to our , but we want to have interoperability with Microsoft,” said Ben Lenail, director of corporate development at Sun who manages the Microsoft relationship.
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| | Posted on: Nov 18, 08 06:49 am by: Grace Smith |
 | Can any of you give me some advice about this?...
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the future, a family may watch two simultaneous high-definition
video streams, doing a video chat and downloading heavy work
files, all at the same time. And there will be new
bandwidth-intensive services we're not aware of yet," Tauber
said.
"Did Edison think of dishwashing machines when he invented
electricity.
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