By Cisco Systems

A new application, Cisco® TelePresence, makes high demands on the network for quality of service, availability, and security. Cisco TelePresence, introduced in late 2006, recreates the “in person” experience: It feels like being there, even from opposite ends of the globe. People who meet using this application are virtually in the same room. They see each other life-size with life-like realism, with the ability to catch all the nuances of expression and body language which they would see by being physically in the same room. They speak naturally face to face, looking at each other. Sitting around a virtual conference table, they hear sound coming from where the person speaking is sitting in the room.

Cisco TelePresence can run on your enterprise´s existing converged network and does not require a dedicated and separately managed infrastructure. It uses an intelligent network, allowing it to coexist with other applications. This means real savings to your business in capital and operating expenses. To take advantage of this, companies need to make sure that their infrastructures are capable of handling its demands and those of other next??ᬨ?generation applications to come.

Is your network ready for TelePresence?

Posted 18 June 2007 at 2:52 pm under Cisco, Unified Communications & Comm.-Enabled Business. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.