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Radvision's new SCOPIA Video Gateway for MS Lync making interoperability easier

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Radvision (Nasdaq: RVSN) provides end-to-end solutions for visual communications including video network infrastructure, developer tools and high definition room, desktop and mobile video conferencing systems. It recently announced its new SCOPIA Video Gateway for Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) Lync.

If a company is looking for interoperability with their Microsoft Lync deployment, the SCOPIA Video Gateway serves as a solution. The gateway allows companies to use telepresence systems from companies like Cisco (Nasdaq: CSCO)/Tandberg, Logitech/LifeSize and Polycom within the Lync unified communications environment. As a bonus, the SCOPIA Video Gateway for Microsoft Lync does not require large-scale software or firmware upgrades on already deployed video conferencing systems when used with Microsoft Lync.

"Interoperability is a key concern to enterprises adopting unified communications on a large-scale basis," said Jingyu Qiu, Director of UC Strategy for Radvision and previous (UCIF) Unified Communications Interoperability Forum board member in a release. "Radvision has significant experience and makes strategic investments in bridging disparate communications networks through gateway technology. The SCOPIA Video Gateway provides a cost-effective, scalable, no-nonsense approach to interoperability for both existing and new video deployments integrated with Microsoft Lync."

For more:
- read the release

Related news:
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UCIF to champion UC interoperability


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