AT&T, BT and Tata Demonstrate Industry's First Cisco TelePresence Call Across Multiple Carrier Networks
Significant Milestone Achieved in Developing Global Public Cisco TelePresence Network
SAN JOSE, Calif., July 1, 2009 - AT&T, BT, and Tata Communications, today took a significant step forward to deliver Cisco TelePresence (TM) services globally, by conducting the industry's first multipoint, intercompany Cisco TelePresence meeting across multiple carrier networks. AT&T, BT and Tata, together with Cisco, demonstrated the technical ability for a Cisco TelePresence user to call others on any carrier network with high levels of security and reliability.
Human Productivity Lab FLASHBACK - From Telepresence, Effective Visual Collaboration, and the Future of Global Business at the Speed of Light - Published August 2006
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The Interconnection of Effective Visual Collaboration Networks
Making logical and physical connections while maintaining an acceptable quality of service across multiple high-bandwidth IP networks is a difficult undertaking . . . at least for now. Technical challenges aside, some solution vendors will resist the interconnection of telepresence and effective visual collaboration networks. Vendors will seek to leverage the value of connecting to the businesses, publicly available locations and content headends on their own network by closing it to all but paying customers. This will not last long. Their own customers will demand connection between networks, making interconnection the future of effective visual collaboration.
Two new services for Telepresence, the immersive videoconference solution from Orange Business Services
TANDBERG Offers Unrivaled Telepresence Interoperability To Growing Base Of Customers Through Expanded Telepresence Server Portfolio
Marriott Becomes the Largest Hotel Company to Offer Telepresence Globally, Giving Customers the Widest Array of Meeting Options
Solidifying its position as the lodging industry technology leader, Marriott International (NYSE:MAR) is announcing it will offer telepresence technology in its hotels worldwide, using AT&T's fully-managed AT&T Telepresence Solution. Cisco TelePresence (TM) technology will enable Marriott to offer customers the widest array of meeting options, whether in-person, virtual or both.
Starwood Hotels and Tata Communications Partner to Roll-Out TelePresence Rooms in Hotels Globally
Telx Launches First Video Exchange to Enable Advanced Video Adoption by Enterprises
Savvis Achieves Cisco Powered Managed TelePresence, MPLS-VPN, Firewall & IDS/IPS Designations
British American Tobacco Selects Teliris Telepresence 6G Platform
In Era of Tight Budgets, PSAV Enables Businesses to Extend and Regionalize Events for Less with Polycom Telepresence
Teliris Unveils 6G Telepresence - the First-Ever Simple, Affordable, Available-Anywhere Solution
LifeSize Debuts LifeSize (R) Desktop (TM), Extending the LifeSize HD Video Communications Experience to the PC
Providea Conferencing Has Been Designated a Certified Managed Service Provider for TANDBERG Total Service
New Features for the DVE Huddle including the "REALroom 3D (TM)" option
AT&T Announces New Enhancements to its Managed Telepresence Solution
AT&T Telepresence Solution users will now be able to conduct meetings that are encrypted for business and security reasons, share videos and control who joins a call, thanks to a suite of new features announced by AT&T*. These additional capabilities represent the latest milestone in AT&T's efforts to provide businesses with powerful and cost-effective collaboration tools that improve productivity while helping decrease costs such as business travel.
















