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Desktop Video Conferencing
Desktop Video Conferencing: Using a desktop computer with videoconferencing software or a stand-alone videoconferencing appliance. The appliance's screen may also serve as the user's computer screen. Contrast with "room videoconferencing" where participants congregate in front of a camera and watch the screen together. (Source: The Free Dictionary)
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New research has shown that 78 per cent of businesses are either using or planning to use video conferencing in their companies' meeting rooms - outpacing the uptake of desktop video conferencing. The technology is quickly becoming a mainstream solution among businesses and it seems that the next phase of growth will be in desk-based adoption, which offers access to individual employees.
Placeholder0According to InformationWeek Research's Desktop Video Conferencing: Rea ... read more
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