Your keys to huddle room video deployments success.

In this report, Ira M. Weinstein and Saar Litman are explaining features and benefits of the Tely solution.

See for yourself how Tely 200 compares to other small room systems.

Read this report to learn how your conference rooms can transition from a wired and often cluttered loss of time to an improved collaborative workspace. With increases in efficiency you can enjoy less time worrying about if and how technology will work and more time on what truly matters. See what the Dell OptiPlex 7050 Micro desktop as a hub in conjunction with Intel ® Unite™ host software can do for your collaboration initiatives.

The Fortune 100 and 400,000+ customers rely on Polycom to push the greatness of human collaboration forward everyday. For video collaboration to become ubiquitous, systems need to be easy to use and manage. And they need to deliver great experiences across every work environment, from immersive theater to conference room to work and home office to mobile video on a tablet or smartphone.

With its CX5100 and CX5500 products, Polycom (the sponsor of this study) has taken an innovative approach to resolving this situation. The CX5100 and CX5500 are 360 degree camera systems that sit in the middle of the conference room table, providing remote Skype for Business/Lync users with a better “connection” to the meeting room. And unlike traditional video conferencing systems, the “camera in the middle of the table” approach is flexible enough to support both standard / formal meetings and teaming sessions.

Videoconferencing endpoints will grow by an order of magnitude in the next few years. The videoconferencing use model is going through a tremendous transformation. The decades-old conference room model is quickly giving way to more effective solutions. Download this whitepaper to discover more.

Video conferencing is rapidly moving out of the conference room and onto the desktop, smartphone, and tablet. Thanks to inclusion of video as a core UC component, enterprise technology leaders are increasingly deploying video to individuals as part of their unified communications initiatives, while integrating personal video into room systems, and enabling conferencing beyond the enterprise.

Effective, engaging collaboration that leverages video conferencing should incorporate features like content sharing, clear participant rosters, easy call management controls and Instant Messaging. But, according to Microsoft research, some 97 percent of meeting rooms aren’t adequately equipped to handle video. In fact, a majority of these rooms host the most rudimentary of collaboration solutions like a digital projector and an audio connection for conference calls. And, while most of these enterprises are adopting Skype for Business for end-users, the reality is that many of their conference rooms lack the ability to connect to Skype for Business calls, which eliminates effective collaboration tools like video and content sharing. Download this guide to see how to create engaging voice and video meeting experience with Skype for Business.

A school district in Missouri sought to optimize the booking and scheduling of its newly modernized conference and meeting spaces. Its old scheduling software was frustrating, as it was difficult to customize and configure. But after installing Meeting Room Manager, the schools are able to set specific room and equipment configurations, and post activities online as well as on a public viewing screen. Learn more.

A school district in Missouri sought to optimize the booking and scheduling of its newly modernized conference and meeting spaces. Its old scheduling software was frustrating, as it was difficult to customize and configure. But after installing Meeting Room Manager, the schools are able to set specific room and equipment configurations, and post activities online as well as on a public viewing screen. Learn more.

The number of mobile devices managed by enterprises increased 72 percent from 2014 to 2015. This onslaught of technology such as notebooks, smartphones, tablets, watches and gadgets has transformed the way users work. These devices provide users in just about every sector with access to the information and tools they need to do their jobs, wherever and whenever they need them. They’re free to work at their desks, in conference rooms, while visiting clients on the road or during a child’s baseball practice. They can input data directly into a medical chart, an order form or an inspection report, rather than doubling their work by transcribing handwritten notes later in the day.

Wearable operational video (such as helmet cams), mobile cameras and sensors, and other visual technologies can provide crucial intelligence, which then can be gathered, communicated to personnel in disparate locations, and integrated to enable unified collaboration for public security responses. The possibility is emerging for a new generation of video applications that will enhance public security and disaster management.

Description: Learn how the Polycom® CX8000 and Polycom® CX5100, the 360-degree panoramic room view camera with HD active speaker tracking for Lync 2013, are designed to extend the familiar desktop Lync collaboration experience into the conference room making meetings more effective and engaging. Topics covered were: How to tell if your company is ready for a Microsoft Lync Room System, what Polycom’s new Microsoft Lync Room System solution adds to a Lync deployment and how Polycom’s CX8000 and CX5100 are different than other Microsoft Lync Room Systems.

Enterprises around the world are discovering new ways to optimize business processes using on-demand web services. These businesses use WebEx online collaboration applications to reach, educate, and support a growing number of employees and customers. Companies can now collaborate anywhere, any time, without boundaries.

The purpose of this document is to provide information on the data security features and functions available with WebEx Support Center Remote Support and inherent to the underlying WebEx communication infrastructure known as the WebEx MediaTone™ Network.

"Seeing is believing. How we connect and collaborate is changing. It’s no longer about reviewing a PowerPoint deck or a document sent out in advance in the meeting invite over a voice bridge. It’s now about collaborating and working in real time with voice, video and content sharing—as a team. Together, Microsoft and Polycom make it simple. Watch now an interactive session covering the following hot topics: How the new Office 365 Services and Skype for Business Online change the collaboration experience and reduce conferencing/communications costs. How you can turn your conference rooms and huddles spaces into productive, collaborative workspaces. Polycom RealPresence Trio and how it accommodates our 3 collaboration needs: Voice, Content and Video. How easy it is to set up and how easy it is for users to connect. How flexible your workspace transition plan can be. Don’t miss this session featuring Polycom and Skype for Business solutions experts, Peter Huboi and Jovito Salonga, for a d

"For over a decade Polycom and Microsoft have been addressing the challenge facing businesses across the globe—how to create the next generation workplace and allow employees to truly collaborate from anywhere. The recent rollout of Office 365 by Microsoft has made the next generation workplace a reality and Polycom is the only provider of voice and video solutions built for this new environment. In this webinar, Polycom and Microsoft experts will discuss Microsoft’s new Office 365 services and how Polycom’s portfolio of enterprise voice and video products will drive collaboration across an entire organization from desktops to conference rooms and beyond. This webinar will cover the following product and industry discussions: •What you need to know about Microsoft’s new voice capabilities in Office 365 •How to outfit your organization with voice solutions that integrate natively with Skype for Business and Office 365 •How to prepare your organization for video collaboration around Sk

"With the growth in remote workers, the need for collaborative meeting spaces is on the rise to connect on and offsite workforces. Explore how you can maximize your video conference rooms to drive video adoption, facilitate deeper collaboration, defy distance across your organization and lead in the workplace."

"Effective, engaging collaboration that leverages video conferencing should incorporate features like content sharing, clear participant rosters, easy call management controls and Instant Messaging. But, according to Microsoft research, some 97 percent of meeting rooms aren’t adequately equipped to handle video. In fact, a majority of these rooms host the most rudimentary of collaboration solutions like a digital projector and an audio connection for conference calls. And, while most of these enterprises are adopting Skype for Business for end-users, the reality is that many of their conference rooms lack the ability to connect to Skype for Business calls, which eliminates effective collaboration tools like video and content sharing. Download this guide to see how to create engaging voice and video meeting experience with Skype for Business."

Effective, engaging collaboration that leverages video conferencing should incorporate features like content sharing, clear participant rosters, easy call management controls and Instant Messaging. But, according to Microsoft research, some 97 percent of meeting rooms aren’t adequately equipped to handle video. In fact, a majority of these rooms host the most rudimentary of collaboration solutions like a digital projector and an audio connection for conference calls. And, while most of these enterprises are adopting Skype for Business for end-users, the reality is that many of their conference rooms lack the ability to connect to Skype for Business calls, which eliminates effective collaboration tools like video and content sharing. Download this guide to see how to create engaging voice and video meeting experience with Skype for Business.

Is your business struggling with tight budgets and an overwhelmed IT department? If yes, you need to preserve existing investments and increase responsiveness in today’s fast-paced digital economy.

Say hello to video conferencing like you’ve never seen. Only Lifesize delivers one solution for simply connecting your conference rooms to everyone who needs to be in the meeting—from anywhere, on any device. And that’s just the beginning. Download to learn more.

It’s not just about reducing travel... The value that video adds goes far beyond the removal of the need to travel. Video isn’t just in a ‘conference room’ – it’s wherever people choose to work. Use video for your next meeting to overcome the expectation that ongoing help and support is required. Hold your next external meeting over video to give it that personal touch.

With telecommuting and mobility on the rise in the workplace, the conference room as the main hub of collaboration is beginning to look like an archaic concept. Wainhouse Senior Analyst Andrew Davis believes it’s just the opposite. With the proliferation of video collaboration, conference rooms are actually becoming an even more integral part of the workplace.