Spark NZ and Cisco boost partnership
Spark subsidiary Telegistics also named as a new distributor of Cisco products and services in NZ.
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News about telepresence
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Your Video Strategy May Hold the Key to Hiring Top Talent
If video and telepresence isn't a priority at your company, you may be missing out on the chance to hire and retain top technology professionals, according to a recent study.
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The technology for power users
What it is: Telepresence is a high-definition room-to-room video conferencing system marketed by vendors such as Cisco, Polycom and Hewlett-Packard.
Lawyers at DLA Piper used the technology to hammer out the details of a patent dispute. One legal team gathered in San Diego, another met in Palo Alto eight hours up the California coast. They spread documents out on their tables, brewed coffee and chatted for several hours as if they were in one room. The roll-out, begun in July, was so successful that most offices are now clamoring to add the technology, says Donald Jaycox, the DLA Piper CIO. -
New technology offers an intimate audio-visual presence
Les Williamson sometimes gets out of bed to drive to his office for a 2am meeting with colleagues in the US and Europe via telepresence technology. For Cisco's chief executive of Asia Pacific, it's far easier than all that goes with making a long-haul flight.
Telepresence is a high end audio visual solution of an immersive and lifelike nature that allows participants to focus on their meeting objectives rather than technology.
Whitepapers about telepresence
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Case Study: The True Value of Conference Calling
In a study by the University of Bradford study, we look at the benefits of a strong telepresence and how organisations can become faster, more focused and environmentally responsible. Click to download!
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Case Study: Worldwide Collaboration by Design
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Case Study: Global Players in Virtual Auditions