Lost One's List: Videoconferencing

• SeeVogh supports Apple’s iOS devices version 4.3 or later on either an iPad 2 or iPhone 4S or later. For Android devices (phones or tablets), SeeVogh requires operating system version 2.3.2 or later with at least a dual-core microprocessor.
• Moodle
• plug-in for Moodle that is seamlessly integrates with SeeVogh Hybrid Cloud
• Plenary Sessions
• Plenary sessions permit audience members to electronically raise their hands to request to speak. A meeting Moderator can see from the participants list who has their hand raised and selectively promote individuals to presenter so they can speak to the other presenters and be seen and heard by the entire audience.
• Recorder and Player
• There is a new recorder and player available at no cost.
• Additionally, a file export function is provided to create industry standard file formats such as .avi and .mov and the ability to select which video tiles to include in the export.
• Multiple Camera Client
• It is now possible to configure your PC clients to run multiple cameras simultaneously on a single PC.
• Telepresence
• SeeVogh now supports the TIP protocol and interoperates with Cisco Telepresence rooms.
• Local video tiles can be magnified and framed for better viewing of participants and deskshares.
• The current version of SeeVogh Hybrid Cloud is 2.5_09.

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• pay-per-minute video conferencing
• MCUs (bridges)
• aren’t going away
• LifeSize Connections
• conferences are hostless
• Every LifeSize Connections account
• access to a secure web-based administrator’s console
• conference room seats
• re-assign or add desktop
• without help from IT
• affordable
• Blue Jeans Networks
• $300 per month per port
• $32,000 per year
• 50 desktop users and 12 room endpoints for a year on Connections
• unlimited 9-way click to call bridging, data sharing, firewall traversal, presence enabled directories and unlimited free guests

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• Media gateways
• H.323 Signaling protocols
• H.323 Messaging sequence
• Vulnerabilities
• Twenty rules for securing H.323 networks

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• turn it OFF
• Use passwords
• When not using the VC system
• not auto-answer

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• Flexibility to telecommute
• cloud
• employees can download the software
• better option
• from anywhere in the world
• Guest invitation capability
• internally
• on-premises
• LifeSize Connections allows paying users to extend unlimited guest invitations
• Length of deployment
• weeks or months
• large-scale
• on-premises solution
• no small undertaking

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• Telepresence Conferencing – On-Stage Telepresence & Telepresence Podiums
• Telepresence Conferencing – Group Systems
• Telepresence Conferencing – Large Group / Classroom
• Telepresence Conferencing – Small Group Systems
• Telepresence Conferencing – Executive Systems
• Telemedicine & Healthcare TP
• Video Conference Systems

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• disease-specific diagnosis and treatmen
• different usage scenarios
• must be tailored
• Face-to-face communication
• richer, more effective
• atisfyin
• improvements in interoperability
• Solutions will certainly benefit from the shift to all-IP network delivery
• burgeoning innovation
• cheaper bandwidth

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• mere pennies
• i

  ntelligent Adaptive Video Layering technology
• H.264 Scalable Video Coding (SVC)
• cost effective solution
• error resiliency
• low latency
• 10 fold price advantage
• across multiple routers to multiple locations
• Vidyo prices its solutions significantly below Cisco and Polycom while providing the same or better quality video experience
• Cisco and Polycom were forced to drop their prices three to four times
• the only vendor of size with H.264 SVC product that is generally available
• Polycom touted SVC technology in a press release in Spring of 2010, but haven’t yet released the product 18 months later
• Cisco and Polycom to announce products they don’t even have,
• 25 service provider relationships
• over 1,500 enterprise customers
• company has received venture investments from Menlo Ventures, Rho Ventures, Sevin Rosen Funds, Star Ventures and Four Rivers Group

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