Davis Memorial Hospital soon will offer more advanced care to stroke patients.

Neurologists from West Virginia University’s Stroke Center will communicate with the hospital using video conferencing devices.

The team will be able to view, and interact with patients while viewing diagnostic data. Hospital officials said they’re excited about the partnership.

The hospital will conduct mock drills, and that it expects the devices to go online next month.

Watch video here:

http://www.wboy.com/story.cfm?func=viewstory&storyid=109008&catid=36

 

 

Cisco has announced video sharing - a new feature that allows TelePresence users to archive video sessions, replay them on demand, and search them by keywords.

http://www.conferencingnews.com/news/39549

 

Visit IVCi at VCI Group

October 3rd, 2011 | Posted by Nina Parker in Cloud Services | IVCi - (0 Comments)

IVCi will be exhibiting at the second annual VCI Group conference at the New Orleans Sheraton October 10 – 12.

Make sure to stop by booth #307 to see how your company can bridge the gap with IVCi’s desktop experience, powered by Blue Jeans Network.

Info at about the VCI Group Conference:

http://www.vci-group.org/level1/Conference/VCI-G-2011-Brochure.pdf

 

 

A recent report details Cisco’s changes to its enterprise video conferencing line, including major software revamping. Cisco is really focusing on optimizing/simplifying the user experience as companies increase their use of video conferencing and unified communication (UC) technology. Expect to see more good things from Cisco coming soon!

http://wallstcheatsheet.com/stocks/cisco-announces-major-changes-in-its-enterprise-videoconferencing.html/

A new study published by Cisco demonstrates the importance of the Internet to young people (college students). The  study found that the Internet is ranked as important to their lives as water, food, air, and shelter.

In addition, two-thirds of students (66 percent) and more than half of employees (58 percent) cite a mobile device (laptop, smartphone or tablet) as “the most important technology in their lives.” 

The future of video conferencing and cloud-based services!

 http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Midmarket/Internet-as-Important-as-Food-Air-Cisco-Report-364137/