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IRS could use videoconferencing as tax audit aid
Will the Internal Revenue Service soon be conducting tax audits with taxpayers via videoconference? It's possible, but, for the moment, the agency is concentrating on offering tax preparation
Polycom's 1Q prelims send stock plummeting 18%
Polycom ( Nasdaq: PLCM ) had a strong enough fourth quarter that analysts in January raised price targets for the videoconferencing company's stock to upwards of $24 a share. But, just-released
Logitech adds all-in-one phone, conferencecam to lineup…and it's, well, cool
Webcams and videoconferencing hardware come in a variety of shapes and sizes that carry price points that range from a couple of Jacksons for a very basic webcam to six figures for some of the
Polycom partners with HP, Microsoft on 'easy' HD video solution
Polycom ( Nasdaq: PLCM ) has seen its videoconferencing business grow significantly over the past couple of quarters, even taking the market share lead over rival Cisco ( Nasdaq: CSCO ) in the APAC
Is the answer to full UC deployment in the cloud?
If you're attending this week's Enterprise Connect in Orlando, you can be sure you'll be bombarded with what's quickly becoming this year's hottest tech trend dynamic duo: videoconferencing and
Vidyo demos HD videoconferencing on Apple's new iPad
Think the videoconferencing industry was going to let an opportunity to take advantage of Apple's new iPad high-resolution screen slip past? Think again. Startup Vidyo this week demoed what its
Blue Jeans Network's 'MCU killer' launches
Videoconferencing company Blue Jeans Network has launched a cloud-based video service it says will deliver business-grade videoconferencing in the cloud, sidestepping the need to buy expensive
Survey: Move to cloud tough on IT staff
While CFOs are seeing a silver lining in new cloud adoption by their companies in terms of capex and opex savings, their CIO brethren may not be quite as giddy. A new survey shows that 74 percent of
Study: $22B spending on videoconferencing, telepresence through 2016
New research forecasts that videoconferencing and telepresence spending will reach a cumulative $22 billion in the next five years. The research, from Infonetics, said fourth quarter sales globally
Avaya buys videoconferencing company Radvision for $230M
Avaya has signed a deal to buy videoconferencing vendor Radvision ( Nasdaq: RVSN ) for $230 million. The deal will immediately give Avaya a strong presence in the videoconferencing market at a time
