Conference calling news stories

Zoom has unveiled a raft of new updates and features to its platform, including enhanced slide control, advanced polling, and attendance status.

Audiovisual powerhouses Barco and Jabra have created a new one-click wireless conferencing solution for organisations.

Conference call company Dialpad has announced plans to expand its New Zealand presence.

The Poly Studio P5 kit includes a quality webcam and a stereo headset, as well as cloud management software, Poly Lens, which provides robust tools to manage and track devices from anywhere.

The company has added AI-based background and noise filtering, integrated voice and video calling, and additional interoperability capabilities.

What separates Poly Sync 20 from the rest? For starters, the Poly Sync 20 wins on battery life by up to five hours and has more microphones.

Every tool has a purpose, and with the latest integration users can now maximise productivity by choosing the right meeting solution for the task at hand.

The Trio C60 smart conferencing device and the Calisto 5300 personal speaker are bot Teams-enabled out of the box.

It's time to say goodbye to your video meeting woes with Zoom Rooms.

Zoom has announced a raft of new features that will allow companies to use Zoom for all of their communications needs.

Rooms with Dolby Voice meeting room solution aims to combine the best in audio, video and UI.

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

Cisco has unveiled the world’s first enterprise-ready voice assistant for meetings, powered entirely by artificial intelligence.

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

Hybrid meetings often create a disconnect, with 57 percent of employees feeling like they’re forgotten about when dialing in remotely.

Darren Younger, CTO, IPscape, describes how VoIP has gone from novelty to enterprise call centre solution.

Proponents of VoIP talk up its potential to enhance the business environment. But can the technology really deliver on that promise and is it worth the investment? Kelvin Hussey, general manager of CallPlus shares his view of how VoIP can benefit you

Voice over IP (VoIP) solutions have been around for years but the technology is finally becoming a mainstream option for New Zealand businesses. As Simon Hendery reports, the reason for VoIP’s increasing popularity is simple: prices have dropped.