Web collaboration solutions are emerging as one of the building blocks of those applications. 

Join this Solution Spotlight to discover the ease of deployment for a video conferencing solution. 

A leading video conferencing vendor explains how well their solution integrates with others and which ones. 

This white paper evaluates the challenges of deploying IP video conferencing in a secure and easy to use manner. 

Video conferencing can be a major technology investment, so it’s imperative that you weigh all the factors involved. This Solution Spotlight provides purchasing guidance from our site experts along with answers from a leading vendor in the market to the 5 most important questions you should ask any video conferencing vendor. 

In February, 2009, Microsoft released their next major release, designated as R2, to their IP PBX product Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007. Several great features and enhancements to Microsoft's existing product make OCS 2007 R2 a significant contender in the Unified Communications (UC) marketplace. 

This podcast, the third in a series of studies examining the impact that emerging online media have on B2B technology marketing, shows how three mainstays of the Web 2.0 culture are evolving into B2B information delivery tools: Online video, Social networks and Wikis. 

As technology evolves, there is a never-ending question to designers and implementers: "What is coming next?" The answer is "Collaboration." The move to collaboration is strengthened by the actions of Cisco and Microsoft, as they have each unveiled several collaborative technologies and the means to integrate them utilizing Web 2.0 programming. 

This paper examines why companies should develop and implement an on-demand conferencing and collaboration plan that supports business continuity for both the enterprise and its customers. 

New forms of media and communication have revolutionized how we work — and greatly accelerated our day-to-day activities. In this essay, you will learn how to master the daily flood of emails, make telephone conversations more productive, run more effective, efficient meetings, and utilize web conferencing. 

The demand for personal video for organizational communication is growing rapidly. By 2015, over 200 million workers globally will run corporate-supplied video conferencing from their desktops. 

Inter-Process Communications (IPC) makes up the infrastructure that merges voice, data and video applications over a single network by enhancing IP telephony (VoIP) with technology such as conferencing, call transfers and forwarding.