Video Conferencing
The vision thing: When Teams and Zoom won't see you through
Why One Voice Wales chose StarLeaf to move meetings and training online
As hybrid working becomes the norm video tools are taking centre stage
Video tools are business-critical just like cloud storage, security and networking
Zoom-ing towards an IP crash?
A lack of IP protection could make Zoom's success short-lived, says Nick Wallin
Why you should never say 'that's a deal' on Zoom
Your webcam word could be your bond
Deskflix Season One: Empowering the Remote Working Revolution
Join us for the first part of our virtual event series
Zoom announces version 5.0 with improved security and control features
New version with 256-bit AES encryption (for real this time) to be rolled out next week
Zoom zero-day exploits being sold online for $500,000, report
The reported vulnerabilities impact Zoom clients for MacOS and Windows, Zoom refutes the claim
Working from home, keeping connected: 17 video conferencing and collaboration tools to consider
Whether you're a global corporation or a small business, ensuring remote working colleages can keep in touch is suddenly more important than ever. We look at 17 video-enabled collaboration tools that could help bridge the communications gap.
More than half of CIOs say that video is 'core' to their business service
Video is important, but technical complexity and cost hold people back from investment
Wasting time on conference calls costs the UK more than £26 billion every year
Dial-in codes are insecure, but people are wary of moving to new, unfamiliar systems
How a 27-year old phone maker is adapting to an IP world
Desktop phones made Polycom famous; but in a dying PBX market, it's had to find new ways to grow
Buffering and jitter? Network intelligence beats bandwidth brawn
Bandwidth is not the best longterm cure for complex networking issues
Voice conference calls dubbed "a necessary evil" by nearly half of enterprise
Everyone's sick of you talking over them
100 years of hold music: why is audio conferencing still with us?
Death, where is thy sting?
41 per cent of conference calls ruined by "disrupters", finds Computing Research
Noisemakers, dominators and pessimists also strong negative types
'It's as easy to use as Skype or Google Hangouts': Why University of Maryland chose eZuce for video collaboration
Enterprise conferencing 'too complex', says University of Maryland CIO Jack Suess
FitBit and Fuelband for remote monitoring can save hospitals time and money says Cambridge University Hospitals Trust chief
Why should certain patients have to stay overnight in hospital when we can consult with them at home, asks chief medical information officer Dr Afzal Chaudhry
How Polycom video conferencing helps NATO defend against cyber attacks
Gus Mommers, head of conference management services, describes how video conferencing helps NATO share information about threats
RSA renews Vodafone IT contract with focus on 'more mobile and secure infrastructures'
'We need a strong provider who understands our business and is able to provide us with the best technology, which is why we chose Vodafone,' says RSA supply manager Gavin Hobbs
CERN improves collaboration with Vidyo HD video conferencing
'It's literally impossible not to have something which will allow them to communicate at the scales that we need,' Joao Fernandes, Global Videoconferencing Services Manager at CERN explained
Barclays offers customers anytime mobile video banking service
'UK first' will see bank customers able to speak to an advisor from smartphones, tablets or laptops at any time
How Polycom video conferencing enables home treatment for NHS Lancashire dialysis patients
Scott Rayner, renal IT manager at Royal Preston Hospital, tells Computing how Polycom is helping to provide better care to patients
Hillary Clinton slams video conferencing technology
Former US Secretary of State also holds up 'US and other western democracies' as shining examples of how to keep the internet open and promote freedom of speech, despite snooping revelations
Polycom video conferencing enables improved cardiology care at Evelina Children's Hospital
Frank Baldesare tells Computing how video technology combined with an ultrasound unit has benefited staff and ultimately patients
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