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Toshiba America Information Systems
Inc. Telecommunication Systems
Division (www.toshiba.com) has announced
the launch of its enhanced
Video Communication Solution (VCS)
2.0 for its Strata CIX family of VoIP
business-communication systems. VCS
provides affordable point-to-point (P2P)
videoconferencing, desktop/application
sharing, file transfer, and message-board
capabilities for up to three parties. VCS
2.0 brings video telephony to Toshiba?s
full line of telephones and endpoints,
including Strata IP desk telephones,
Toshiba digital telephones, and Toshiba
SoftIPT softphones. Features include full
integration with the Strata CIS system,
integrated video telephony functionality,
a collaboration console to share desktops,
applications, or documents, and a
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AudioCodes Adds Video Capabilities into IPmedia
AudioCodes (www.audiocodes.com) has added video capabilities into its IPmedia family of IMS-compliant media servers. The newly introduced capabilities will enable service providers and network equipment providers the ability to provide integrated video and audio services such as video conferencing, video messaging over multimedia messaging service (MMS), and downloading of video clips and content. It will also offer person-to-person and service-to-person video streaming of content, among other potential applications. IPmedia Video supports transcoding, transrating/bit rate adaptation, video resizing, and video mixing of industry-standard video codecs including MPEG4/H.263.
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AT&T and Microsoft Announce Live Meeting Web Conference Service For Businesses
AT&T (www.att.com) and Microsoft (www.microsoft.com) have announced the availability of AT&T Live Meeting, a hosted Web conferencing service enabling users to communicate and collaborate in real time with a personal computer, an Internet connection, and a telephone. AT&T Live Meeting uses Microsoft Connected Services Framework, a server-based product for building and managing complex services using SOA and Web-services interfaces. It is capable of broadcasting visuals of any type, including presentations and commonly used document types, to remote participants in real time, and no additional software or hardware needs to be installed. Anyone with Internet access, a standard browser, and a telephone can participate in a teleconference. The solution is built on a security-enhanced AT&T platform, which includes such features as always-on SSL encryption, strong password policies and 128-bit encryption, SAS70-certified data centers, and security-enhanced communication across firewalls.
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