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Channel Video News and InterviewsThe editors of Channel Insider step in front of the camera to serve up video technology reviews and interviews of the top channel vendor and reseller executives. Polycom Releases Product Updates, Partners With IBMPolycom offers a new video-as-a-service solution for carriers. Avaya Looking to Buy Radvision for Video Collaboration: ReportAvaya reportedly is looking to buy Radvision for $200 million in a move that would put it into competition against Cisco and Polycom in a fast-growing market, according to a report. Skype, Facebook Release Expanded Video Chatting CapabilitiesSkype, Facebook have deepened their partnership with the ability to conduct Facebook-to-Facebook calls from within Skype. SMBs Investing in Fragmented UC Solutions: AMIMore often than not, SMBs opt out of the full UC solution and patch together a mix from fragmented offerings. Polycom, Sabre Travel Network Partnering on Videoconferencing Reservation SystemThe Sabre Virtual Meeting reservation system, born of a partnership between Sabre Travel Network and Polycom, will allow business travelers to book telepresence rooms for meetings around the world. Dimension Data Launches Managed Service for Visual CommunicationsTo take advantage of the growing market for visual communications solutions and help customers ease the pain of adoption, global IT solution provider Dimension Data launched its Managed Service for Visual Communications. Cisco TelePresence Cart Brings Video Collaboration to HospitalsCisco looks to expand doctors' capabilities to view patients remotely with the TelePresence VX-Clinical Assistant. Polycom Integrates Whiteboard With Video Collaboration SolutionWith its UC Board, Polycom is adding whiteboard capabilities to its room-based video collaboration offerings. Cisco to Buy BNI Video for $99 MillionVideo, one of Cisco's five company priorities, is the biggest growth driver for IP traffic. >> Read More From Our Video News Archive
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