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Polycom are adding facial tracking, dual monitor support and better audio coverage to their flagship Trio offering, plus integration with Zoom Rooms.

Polycom unveils new cloud services targeting enterprises and service providers to streamline telephony device management and enhance meeting tech experiences.

BlueJeans reports surge in growth, driven by top talent and strategic partnerships, boosting video conferencing.

Global collaboration market hits record high in Q4 with revenues reaching almost $10bn, reports Synergy Research Group. Cisco and Microsoft lead the market.

With the acquisition, Plantronics hopes to enlarge their footprint on the unified communications ecosystem considerably.

Andrew Hug will lead the charge creating a customer-focused strategy that combines securing customer insights and analysis.

UC consultant Ian Darby recently ended up in San Jose where natural language processing (NLP) was a hot topic. Here is his take on the Next Big Thing.

For the fourth year in a row, Ingram Micro NZ hosted their Annual Charity Golf Tournament, raising $53,000 for the very deserving Cure Kids.

Polycom has expanded its capabilities with Microsoft, AWS, Zoom and Bluejeans to the Trio, the ‘smartphone for the conference room’.

66% of Australia’s population, an estimated 11.8 million people aged between 15 and 64 years - now make up our workforce.

Diversity – and not just gender diversity – brings different ideas, backgrounds, and assumptions to the table.

​Polycom has revealed findings from its latest research that shows collaboration technologies to be transforming business in 2018.

With 75% of employees using collaboration tech, Polycom's research forecasts an exponential growth in smart meetings, cloud integration, and AI-driven tools.

The combination is expected to expand the markets available to Polycom solutions for its worldwide network of channel partners.

Polycom’s Tony Simonsen discusses leveraging IoT, improving rural education and healthcare, and championing diversity to craft the workplaces of the future.

What needs to be brought into focus now is that issues of inequality and lack of access are not limited to emerging or developing economies.

25 years ago, Polycom introduced its flagship three-legged conference phone, changing the way the business world communicates.

The service aims to bring participants together from around the globe, across different systems and devices without investments in new infrastructure.

If you’re measuring the productivity of your employees based on whether you can see them or not, you’re probably not getting the most out of them.

Microsoft has certified more Polycom offerings for Office 365, enabling users to incorporate Polycom audio and video into Skype for Business.