Yamaha Announces Commitment to Unified Communications Market With New Dedicated UC Department
New Organizational Effort Strengthens Collaboration With Revolabs, Broadens UC Product Portfolio, Support and Services
Revolabs
Revolabs Showcases Audio Quality
Revolabs has just released a white paper that discusses why audio quality is becoming a critical component in the choice of devices for next generation communications systems. The focus of the white paper is how new solutions, ranging from Skype for Business to WebRTC are delivering enhanced audio quality versus the traditional digital Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and first generation VoIP.
Earbuds Sound Awful: Consumer Grade Audio Insufficient for the Enterprise
The Case for Well-Designed Audio in Business Meeting Spaces
We had quite a few new vendor sponsors at this year's BC Summit in La Jolla, CA.
Time to Update the Audio Device in Your Huddle Rooms
From a technology perspective, the last few years have been great for board rooms and large conference rooms. They are increasingly being outfitted with video conferencing or telepresence systems, which are designed to deliver an immersive experience. However, in most organizations, the small conference rooms and huddle rooms are still struggling along with the telecommunication technologies of the last century. It sure seems like it's time to consider other options.
The Cloud-Based UC Revolution is Here
Conference calls "in the cloud" are a matter of course today, but many organizations are embracing the cloud for all of their communications. This means decommissioning existing phone systems and moving those services to the cloud, making some existing infrastructure, analog handsets and other legacy devices currently in use obsolete. As we enter what many predict to be an explosion of cloud-based unified communication services, how will everyone in the UC sphere be affected by this rapid evolution?
Why Audio Quality Really Matters for Conferencing
Conference calls are a fact of life in business, and as we continue moving towards virtual organizations and more dispersed workforces, their value will only increase. When people have to collaborate, conferencing is essential, not just to communicate effectively in real time, but also to provide an environment where all the elements of a UC solution can be brought into play. This makes audio conferencing a cornerstone of UC, so there's a lot at stake when the experience isn't great.