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Conference Call Feature: Weak Economy Fuels Visual Collaboration Market
If the global economic downturn had any positive effects, it would be on the business visual communications and collaboration market.
As businesses scaled down their capital expenses, there's been more attention on communications technology, such as desktop videotelephony, group videoconferencing and telepresence. Those service not only help companies save on the high costs of travel, but also help employees be more productive.
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| 2/3/2010 |
When Travel Costs Go Up, Conference Calls Become Attractive
The cost of travel isn't going down. The cost of business travel definitely isn't going down. Oh, you'd noticed.
Getting a lot more conference calls these days? Sure you are. Saves money, don'tcha know, and money doesn't grow on trees these days.
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| 1/27/2010 |
Conference Call Feature: UC Survey Shows Good and Bad News
Communications industry market research firm Infonetics Research has reportedly published two unified communication reports, a worldwide and regional market share and forecast report one North American companies and their plans for deploying unified communication equipment and services, as well as their ratings of leading unified communication vendors.
First the bad news: The "Unified Communication and IP Contact Center Market Share, Size, and Forecasts" report found that worldwide revenue from unified messaging platforms and communicator software clients is expected to show a drop 4 percent for 2009.
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| 1/22/2010 |
Analyst: Unified Communications Market is Bright
While many sectors suffered some tough times during the global economic downturn, the Unified Communications market also experienced some bumps. According to a new report, worldwide revenue for the market was expected to dip four percent in 2009.
But there's some good news on the horizon. According to Infonetics Research's report, the UC industry is projected to soar by more than 100 percent over the next four years and will top $1 billion by 2013.
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| 1/18/2010 |
Education, Training Needs Fuel Web Conference Call Market: Report
When it comes to Web conference calls, an increasing number of users are tapping the technology for training, as well as educational purposes, a new report found.
The report, by Wainhouse Research, found that the educational and training portion of the Web conferencing market reached about $680 million in 2009 and is projected to grow to more than $1 billion by the end of 2014.
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| 1/12/2010 |
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