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Video Conferencing – its changed you know

March 25th, 2008 Leave a comment Go to comments

Although I can’t publish the images here this series of images give an excellent representation of business, home and alternative uses of video in communications and meetings. (hat tip Chase)

 
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  • http://www.ganconference.com Anthony Russo

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  • http://steves.seasidelife.com/ Steve Richards

    I’m not sure it’s changed that much, its still unreliable across firewalls, has too much latency for multiple participants, still requires me to know too much about other peoples technology or is too expensive for people to use casually on an as required basis.

  • http://www.sdownes.co.uk Stu Downes

    @1. Anthony, thanks for that I’ll take a look.

    @2. Steve, I totally agree on firewalls which drives my opnion that the winners will be those using a bridging service, web application or other broker to attain connectivity rather than attempting pure peer to peer. At that point the barrier about knowledge should be removed. In terms of latency etc. I think we need to differentiate between quality of service enabled networks and connections from desktop via broadband. Certainly my internet connection would not support the services highlighted in the link, however I feel these are the “concept cars” at the motor show.

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