Telepresence is the new "buzz word" getting quite a bit of attention lately. This comprehensive solution includes all the hardware, services and even architectural design. This new collaborative effort with its interior decorative design can cost as much as $300,000 or more for a single room. Furthermore, a solution that can’t easily be integrated with other video conferencing systems, which limits the number of employees who can use it, and it requires an enormous amount of dedicated bandwidth. Happily, there’s an alternative to costly telepresence technology: High definition video conferencing, which delivers remarkable clear audio and video quality, often at a surprisingly low price.

As companies strive to support the virtual workplace, they require communication technologies that are easy to use, cost effective and deliver a quality of experience that equates to “almost being there.” Only high definition video conferencing cost-effectively delivers the level of audio and video quality that meets those needs—and because HD systems are fully interoperable with other high definition and standard definition systems, organizations can leverage the new technology without tossing out the old.

Register and join us for this exclusive Frost & Sullivan eBroadcast, where we will blockbust and explore all the myths regarding telepresence solutions, high definition video conferencing systems along with all of the command benefits available to organizations today.

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