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THE TRADITIONAL WAY OF GOING TO MEETINGS IS CHANGING. WE ARE LIVING IN A VIRTUAL WORLD WHERE TECHNOLOGY CAN ALLOW US TO BE TWO PLACES AT ONCE. From a full blown high-tech elaborate video conference room to an unobtrusive camera on your monitor, you can be linked to communicate instantly around the world or across town. Less coordinating of busy schedules, diminished costs of travel, reallocation of travel time to production, more efficient use of time and resources while still accomplishing the same communication goal. To have face to face contact and feel like you are there and actually being part of the group.

Whether you are conducting a conference, sales meeting, training people, or facilitating a medical transplant… the opportunity to be accessible without traveling around the world is a welcome miracle. It is an option. Now the question is to determine the feasibility of how and if it can work for your organization. The first step in evaluating the feasibility is having an expert assess your needs and circumstance.

The specialists at Technology Management can do just that. They meet with the appropriate people in your firm and get the information necessary to determine the best design for you. One that will satisfy your current needs and keep in mind future technology and advancements.

Knowing what is available on the market and what’s being developed is key to aiding the determination of a successful system. Traditionally this technology was reserved only for the mega corporations and institutions - now with the right equipment it can be a reality for anyone.

Here are a few considerations we take into account when evaluating video conferencing:


•   Current travel expenditures and facilitation
•   Meeting opportunities which could be video conferenced
•   Increased productivity
•   Recapture of wasted travel down time
•   Faster turnaround on collaboration and feedback
•   Training possibilities for staff or clients
•   Related expenses to install and use video conferencing
•   Quality expectations and levels needed
•   Opportunities available for conferencing via PC and internet
•   Access to specialized information
•   Cabling infrastructure
•   Scaleability of equipment
•   Cost analysis and Return on Investment
•   Network options


With this information we can design, negotiate, recommend and oversee system installation. We know the technology, the vendors and how to put an effective system together for you.

Contact us at Technology Management and discover the possibilities of being two places at once without leaving your office.


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