Gips News & Articles

Voice over IP is an ever-growing feature for phones, and is now a lot easier to implement thanks to Global IP Solutions (news, site).

Japan based web conference provider ANET has launched a new solution to support organizations in their web conference and collaboration activities. Called the FRESH VOICE HD desktop video conferencing system, it has at its core, the Global IP Solutions Video ConferenceEngine.

As the biggest provider of web conferencing solutions in Japan, ANET is going out its way to keep that market share, offering bigger and better solutions regardless of the size of your organization.

ANET FRESH VOICE HD

The new FRESH VOICE HD desktop video conferencing engine offers features such as:

• Full HD voice and video
• Desktop and document sharing for collaboration
• Ability to invite and schedule conferences

The new solution enables you to connect up to 50 locations at a time and claims productivity and cost savings in the area of ¥40 million (US$ 425,000) each year.

The GIPS Video ConferenceEngine supports this new solution offering. This is a platform for developers who want to build video conferencing solutions. It is a plug and play solution designed to support even the worst network connections.

You can see this new solution in action in this YouTube video. Just remember that it is for a Japanese market. So unless you know Japanese, you might want to keep your volume down and just watch it in action.

Norwegian Web Content Management providers eZ Systems have beefed up their Board of Directors by hiring three new members, each bringing a wealth of experience to the table.

Here at the cmf2007 conference in Arhus, Demark, we’re listening to Lisa Welchman discuss Web Governance and Web Operations Management (WOM).

Web Governance has little to do with information governance and records management. The exception to this is that — as one might imagine — the principles of good Web Operations Management can reference and/or learn from the principles found in other, more developed areas of organizational operations.