Panasonic PressIT Wireless Presentation System review: Push-button wireless screen sharing
Panasonic's PressIT WPS lets you share screens wirelessly on large meeting room displays, offering a good set of features at a competitive price.
Panasonic's PressIT WPS lets you share screens wirelessly on large meeting room displays, offering a good set of features at a competitive price.
Support for Ultra HD (4K) video at 30fps, HDR and Windows Hello facial recognition are all available, at a price, on Logitech's flagship webcam.
Video collaboration platform allows video producers to review with clients and make annotation on the video frame.
Well funded and connected 'task management for teams' firm Asana could make waves through their Facebook roots, quality code and cultural fit
The fascinating history of the automobile is remarkably similar to how personal computing appears to be evolving. Less than 100 years ago there were no standards with experimental contraptions controlled by levers, pedals, handlebars, wheels and a variety of power sources.
Microsoft announced at VoiceCon Orlando their next generation hardware to speed the replacement of the venerable old Public Branch Exchange (PBX) units that are at the heart of corporate collaboration - the telephone system.I recently had the opportunity to be walked through a hands on look at the vast next generation Microsoft productivity 2010 ecosphere, Office, Sharepoint, Exchange and so on, in Microsoft's labs so I could see how everything hangs together.
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Unified communications has been a topic in IT management circles for years. It's a topic that can lead to packed houses at conferences and Cisco, Avaya, Microsoft and IBM all have extensive unified communications suites.
I was told about these last week and was held off until now; annoyingly after Channel 8 decided to post their own video, probably to get all the credit. Sometimes I think, why do I bother do this job?
Robert Scoble believes that Google is making a run for the enterprise and that over the next five years will grab at least some share of that market, specifically in email. He might be right but I'm willing to bet $500 that he's wrong.