Taking Your Converged Infrastructure to the Next Level

Join Robin Gareiss, executive vice president & senior founding partner of Nemertes Research, for an informative Webcast addressing the following questions:

*Why are your VOIP plans significant to your video strategy?
*When and why do organizations consider IP videoconferencing?
*What, specifically, drives IT & business leaders to use videoconferencing?
*What is the payback on IP videoconferencing?
*Why does videoconferencing quality matter?
*What are the common pitfalls organizations face in their video

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If you're like 93% of the businesses out there, you're using, evaluating, or planning to use voice over IP technology. And within the majority of those organizations, videoconferencing is the leading application driver for a broader convergence project.

Several factors are driving the increasing interest in videoconferencing. The virtual workplace is the norm nowadays: On average, 90% of employees work away from headquarters, and the number of branch offices is growing by an average of 8.9%. Ensuring those employees stay connected is vital to an organization's success. Not only does videoconferencing reduce travel costs, it also improves employee productivity and helps business leaders read facial expressions and body language--despite the miles that separate themselves from their employees. And by converging voice and data traffic on a QOS-enabled IP backbone, it's a natural fit to add videoconferencing.

The drivers are clear, but is your organization ready for IP videoconferencing? And if so, how important is the quality of those videoconferences?