Conferencing and Collaboration

Depending on the scale of conferencing solution you need, you have several options:

• Fully Integrated Systems, joined seamlessly with a room’s existing infrastructure and enabling bridging between otherwise disparate elements.
• Partially Integrated Systems that don’t mingle with other components of your infrastructure, but are far more powerful than standard conferencing systems.
• Standalone Systems are traditional desktop-style conferencing devices.

Audio Conferencing

• SIP-based audio conferencing uses VoIP technology.
• POTS-based conferencing uses analog technology.
• Soft-client solutions (like Skype) are located on laptops, phones, and other devices.

Video Conferencing

• SIP/H323-based video conferencing requires is more expensive and can only call endpoints with the same standards, though dialing can be controlled.
• Soft-client solutions connect to devices through a USB and utilize software like Skype, Lync, and Jabber.