Video conferencing stories - Page 5

Many organisations will understand the difficulty of sourcing products during COVID-19, largely due to shipping issues and global stock shortages.

Grandstream Networks launches GVC3212, an HD videoconferencing endpoint for its IPVideoTalk Meetings platform. Comes with a price tag of $99.

Huawei APAC president of cloud and AI, Daniel Zhou, says that the company continues to invest in core audio and video capabilities for collaboration.

Avaya’s cloud collaboration and communication suite Avaya Spaces now has an added touch of NVIDIA’s cloud artificial intelligence (AI) solutions.

With increased support for the hybrid workforce, the latest updates are designed to help organisations plan back-to-office strategies.

Temi is commonly used in environments including businesses, healthcare, retail, hospitality, and other environments including the home.

Google Meet Series One meeting room kits are engineered for hybrid working environments, such as those in the office and in remote locations.

Technology investment and adoption is a top focus for New Zealand firms post-COVID-19, new Poly research reveals.

Australian firm Chironix brings Zoom to Google Glass to enable hands-free collaboration for workers in the field, improving efficiency and accessibility.

Phone and internet network usage continued sustained increases during Auckland's second lockdown, according to Vodafone NZ.

Cisco is set to acquire BabbleLabs to improve its video meeting software Webex, with focus on removing background noise using AI technology.

The company says the expansion brings Zoom to widely-used devices and broadens their capabilities to the work environment.

Facebook has announced a series of updates for organisations using Workplace and Portal to collaborate with colleagues.

Zoom unveils new features including filters, reactions, improved lighting, and enhanced noise suppression to liven up video meetings.

In the age of remote work, some people are sorely missing the so-called ‘watercooler talk’ and hallway conversations.

The surge in remote work post-COVID-19 has spurred a transformative growth for virtual meeting solutions, with demand set to rocket by 24.6% CAGR till 2025.

Zoom targets remote workforce with new video conferencing product, Zoom for Home, aimed at increasing connectivity and productivity.

A new set of features to help virtual interactions become more engaging as the world pivots towards a stronger combination of remote and in-office working.

Cloud collaboration is here to stay. Microsoft partner development manager details how to provide the right AV solution for every Teams customer.

According to Sennheiser, Zoom’s video communication tool has become an ‘indispensable’ resource for businesses digitally transforming their workplaces.