May 11, 2012 by pscstaff • Technology Sales and Marketing, Uncategorized, Unified Communications, Video Conferencing • 0 Comment
Remember a decade back when everything became a “solution”? We were no longer purchasing products or services, we were acquiring solutions. This was tolerable until one day I saw a box of clothes hangers labeled “Wardrobe Solutions”! Really? Well, the newest IT marketing craze centers on the word “collaboration”. The “cloud” (OK, admit it, just [...]
May 18, 2011 by admin • Video Conferencing • 0 Comment
The successful execution of a videoconferencing system is a primary factor in any business telecommunications strategy. After the resolution has been made to put together such a system, the entire project becomes exposed to the scrutinizing eye of management, potential users and often outside corporations “looking in” to see if videoconferencing is a valid modern-day [...]
May 18, 2011 by admin • Video Conferencing • 0 Comment
Pacific States Communications offers a complete range of tele-presence quality, high definition, video communications solutions from LifeSize®. LifeSize video conferencing products range from simple point-to-point video systems to highly customized video solutions that contain multiple displays and high definition cameras.
May 18, 2011 by admin • Video Conferencing • 0 Comment
When you schedule a conference, every person is expected to arrive at a designated time and place to discuss a subject and resolve it. But if the employees or co-workers you need to speak with are in different states or countries and the expenditure of bringing them together is quite expensive, you have to try [...]
Hosted VoIP versus On Site VoIP
Currently, there are two foremost ways to obtain VoIP services, and both have advantages and will yield excellent results in terms of cost savings and better features. Once you have made the conclusion to switch to VoIP, then it's time to come to a decision whether or not you want a hosted service, or wish to deploy on site. The decision-making process is not always cut and dried, so it pays to know beforehand how each one functions.
