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Author: h323HD, Inc.
h323HD, Inc., is an audio and video design and integration firm that specializes in both commercial and residential solutions, supporting clients across the U.S. and abroad. Visit our website at www.h323hd.com for more information on our services.
June 10, 2014 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
“This Ain’t Your Mama’s Business Mixer!” We’re SO Excited! Join The NYC Business Networking Group (NYCBNG) for their monthly Networking Opportunity. At the events we all work together to build and strengthen each others’ businesses and see how we can help each other…h323HD, Inc. attends these monthly events and it’s always great to see new faces and make great connections.
This event is on www.meetup.com. It’s located at PrannaNYC (28th & Madison Avenue) Upstairs. $20.00 at the door and $10.00 in advance.
Hope to see you there!
infoComm International, the trade association representing the commercial audiovisual industry, is pleased to announce that Microsoft will be a new exhibitor at InfoComm 2014, the world’s largest audiovisual trade show. Microsoft will be a platinum show sponsor occupying significant exhibit space in the Las Vegas Convention Center June 18-20, 2014.
“InfoComm has long been considered the ideal venue to showcase companies and products in the audiovisual and information communications space, and Microsoft’s considerable commitment to our event marks an important milestone in the show’s history,” said David Labuskes, CTS, RCDD, Executive Director and CEO, InfoComm International. “The decade-long conversation about the convergence of AV and IT technology has been realized, with the presence of a blue-chip company like Microsoft at InfoComm 2014 underscoring the importance of the show to companies of all sizes looking to do business in today’s information communications marketplace.”
InfoComm 2014 has an anticipated attendance of more than 35,000 visitors, with show floor and special event space exceeding 500,000 net square feet. For the past decade InfoComm has been among the 40 largest expositions held in the United States, with participants from the education, corporate, worship, sports, hospitality and government market segments.
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Did you know that HR Professionals Expect Video Conferencing to be Their Preferred Communications Tool in 2016?
98 percent of Human Resources executives surveyed say video conferencing helps companies defy distance and break down cultural barriers to improve productivity.
– Move toward video provides advantages for talent management, staffing, training, productivity and flexible work enablement.
Proving that the benefits of video for HR functions are well understood, the survey of business decision makers in 12 countries revealed that almost all (98 percent) of the HR executives participating in the survey believe video conferencing removes distance barriers and improves productivity between teams in different cities and countries.
IMAGINE IF ALL THESE APPS COULD BE USED SIDE-BY-SIDE
There’s no logical reason why the iPad shouldn’t be able to do split-screen multitasking as well as the tablet, and with iOS 8 the feature might actually arrive.
That’s what 9to5Mac is saying after speaking with “sources with knowledge of the enhancement in development.”
With Apple’s next major iOS update, these sources said, the iPad will gain the ability to use two applications simultaneously, each taking up one half of the tablet’s screen.
The iPad may be the leader in the tablet space, but this is one thing it could definitely learn from Microsoft’s Surface.
Story and images by 7thSpace Interactive
Videoconferencing on mobile phones may enhance communication, but knowledge on its quality in various situations is needed before it can be used in medical emergencies. Mobile phones automatically activate loudspeaker functionality during videoconferencing, making calls particularly vulnerable to background noise.
The aim of this study was to investigate if videoconferencing can be used between lay bystanders and Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD) operators for initial emergency calls during medical emergencies, under suboptimal sound and light conditions.
Methods: Videoconferencing was tested between 90 volunteers and an emergency medical dispatcher in a standardized scenario of a medical emergency. Three different environments were used for the trials: indoors with moderate background noise, outdoors with daylight and much background noise, and outdoors during nighttime with little background noise.
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The multipoint control unit (or MCU) is a device present in all multipoint videoconferencing systems and is essential to how multipoint videoconferencing functions. The MCU allows for three or more separate locations to conduct a real time videoconference. MCUs consist of either a sole piece of software or a combination of both hardware and software, and come in variations specifically dedicated to IP or ISDN videoconferencing. A multipoint control unit is located at the end of a Local Area Network (LAN) and is composed of a multipoint processors (MPs) and a multipoint controller (MC). The MCU acts as a bridge to unite three or more sources to partake in a multipoint videoconference. The more expensive multipoint control units are capable of handling more connections at a faster data transfer rate and allow for more than one participant to be displayed on the video screen at one time.
Multipoint videoconferencing is largely very similar to point to point (P2P) videoconference. What differentiates the two is that there can be more than two participants in different locations involved in a multipoint system, meaning that multiple people can be displayed on screen instead of just one. To initiate a multipoint videoconference the multipoint control unit (MCU) either makes or receives calls from participants who dial the network ID of the multipoint control unit. Due to its cost and complex nature, multipoint videoconferencing systems are most commonly used in large corporations to conduct large business meetings with multiple parties.
Videoconferencing is a form of communication that allows real-time interaction between people at two or more physical locations that allows for two-way video and two-way audio interaction through the transfer of video and audio packets via the internet. Some types of videoconferencing equipment allows users the ability to send and/or share data during the videoconference.
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