Conference Communications Providing The Vital Link In The Subsea 7 – Acergy Merge

Aberdeen based Conference Communications (CCOMM) have been providing the technology and infrastructure for Subsea 7’s entire campus since 2008 and last week supported one of the most important townhall meetings the company has had to date. Following on from the £3.6bn merger agreement announced on the 21st June, Subsea 7 organised a townhall meeting for over 5,000 employees across the globe including workers on vessels.

Working to a tight timescale following on from the merger news being distributed, CCOMM provided the all important high quality video link and the benefits of having an experienced, reliable and local technology partner were there for all to see as the mission critical event was a huge success, with special thanks coming from over 200 workers in Brazil who were able to attend.

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CCOMM appoints new Oil and Gas Sector Business Development Manager

CCOMM, the Audio-Visual and Videoconferencing experts, have today announced it has appointed Chris Gibson as its new Business Development Manager. Based in the Aberdeen office Chris will be responsible for spearheading the sales approach across the business, focusing specifically on the Oil & Gas sector where he has been working for the past 15 years.

Chris Gibson commented today that: “Based on its experienced, vibrant and highcalibre team, ambitious yet realistic views and depth of expertise, together with an already strong customer base, CCOMM is firmly established as a leading technology solutions provider. Looking to the future with the breadth of the CCOMM product and service portfolio and range of targets, we are now in a very strong position to offer a wide range of services to our customers in the Oil & Gas sector.”

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Videoconferencing & Telepresence – whats the difference?

The most common videoconferencing question CCOMM is asked on a regular basis is: “what is the difference between Telepresence and videoconferencing”? To answer this question we offer the following definition of Telepresence:

Telepresence is the ultimate videoconferencing experience, optimising the relationship between the room environment and technology to give the impression of being in the same room as the people you are communicating with, regardless of their location.

The hype around the buzz word – Telepresence – has only served to create confusion and over simplify what is in essence an incredibly simple theory – to make videoconferencing the communication medium it should always have been and with todays technology it is a reality.

Being industry experts CCOMM are more than able to not only give a definition for the difference between the two – but also offer solutions and installations to an exceptionally high standard on each with options like the Vpod making it a far more affordable option then previoulsy thought.

For more information get in touch with the CCOMM sales team on 01727 758 000

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vpod solutions

CCOMM ARE PROUD TO BECOME A CERTIFIED RESELLER OF VPOD SOLUTIONS

Please see below for more details on vpod and be sure to keep returning to keep up to date on the latest developments.

Alternatively follow the following link to the vpod


PRESS RELEASE: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

28th January 2009

VPOD SOLUTIONS LAUNCHES VPOD,

CORPORATE VIDEOCONFERENCING IN A BOX

Technology workplace specialist, vpod solutions ltd, has announced the launch of vpod, a standalone, turnkey videoconferencing facility with an extremely small physical and environmental footprint.

vpod is a revolutionary concept that has been developed to function as a completely self-contained, pre-fabricated videoconferencing suite. The design includes pre-fabricated walls, acoustic panels, climate control, power, network connectivity, lighting and furniture, which includes a 50-inch high definition monitor.

Vpod is product independent and can accommodate next-generation videoconferencing systems, including telepresence-capable units, so customers can choose whatever system they wish to use.

The compact nature of the vpod unit means it can be located in small sections of unused office space, such as under utilised ‘break-out’ areas, atriums or reception areas, making the most of potentially wasted office space, as well as reducing avoidable travel costs, which contributes to its environmental advantages.

Vpod is already attracting considerable interest, with a number of corporate customers signed up to use the system as part of their VC strategy for 2009. In fact, early reports demonstrate a payback period on investment in the system of just six weeks.

A key benefit of the vpod system is its flexibility: it can be installed in around half a day and, because of its modular nature, it can be easily relocated if necessary.

A simple ‘walk up and book’ booking system sited on the outside of the vpod eliminates most of the bureaucracy and administration resource traditionally associated with booking videoconferencing time in traditional meeting rooms.

vpod also brings with it a number of hidden benefits, including associated issues relating to corporate social responsibility, carbon footprint, reduction in both travel costs and time, leading to improved productivity.

vpodcurrently comes in four configurations: the UniPod, with a footprint of just 7.4 square metres, can be accommodated in extremely small areas and is suitable for up to three users; the DuoPod has a footprint of under 15 square metres, accommodates up to six users and can be installed against internal or external walls to save space, whereas the TriPod comes in at under 22 square metres and can hold 9 users; finally, the QuadPod is designed to deliver four separate conferences for up to 12 users. The unit is designed for installation in free circulation areas in or around receptions, atriums or breakout areas and has a footprint of just 30 square metres.

“Both HD end points and the ability to connect videoconferencing systems to IP networks has made the virtual conference room a serious proposition for any business,” says vpod’s Vice President of sales and marketing, Mike Entwistle. “But for many companies vpod makes the idea of a dedicated, high-quality videoconferencing facility a reality, even for relatively small companies.”

The vpod units are available now, via a global reseller network. Prospective customers can see demonstration units at the vpod offices in St. Alban’s, UK.

Entwistle concludes: “The product development plan for vpod is very exciting and new designs and applications are already underway.”

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Video conferencing research

This is a great link to follow if you want to stay up to speed with industry developments.

 

www.vcinsight.com

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Telepresence events…

The list of events looks worldwide and 12 months ahead; next up is IBC in Amsterdam, 12-16 September 2008 and the IP Environmental Conference at Canary Wharf, London on 17 September

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Good news from Sony…

Sony has shipped 400 units of this 1080i resolution HD videoconferencing solution in the first month.

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What is Telepresence !?

Telepresence delivers a unique, “in person” experience with remote participants— you can interact and collaborate with others in a way that has never been possible before, moving faster and more effectively. Telepresence interactions use industry leading video, audio and environmental technologies to create real-time, live, in person communications.

 

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Video conferencing – a consultant’s perspective

Video conferencing has been tipped for the top for some time now, and finally its day has arrived. Here, Mike Entwistle, Managing Director for CCOMM Ltd, who started in the conferencing consulting space explains how the combination of the burgeoning ‘green’ movement, improved technologies, lower prices and a new generation that is ready and able to embrace video means that video conferencing will be the ubiquitous tool for communication in the 21st Century.

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Understanding your Video conferencing requirement

HD Conferencing – Under the Spot Light!

What does HD mean for business users video conferencing? They will see people clearly, in full-size, with no fuzzy image. They will be able to see facial expressions and body language clearly, hear everything and share multimedia presentations with ease. In essence, they will love it and the usage and return on investment will increase dramatically.

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