Video Conferencing in Australia.

So you are looking for video conferencing systems, have come to the issue of cost? Video conferencing can be expensive but there are options. Even getting to the point of getting a quote from a company that both supplies video conferencing hardware, and is certified to install and maintain it has a level of difficulty attached in Australia. The reasons for this difficulty are many, but the good news is: there is a company that will have a quote to you within twenty four hours of your video conferencing enquiry.

Resonance Networks has both the capability to supply Polycom video conferencing hardware and has certified Polycom engineers to install and maintain any Polycom video conferencing system.

With the price of some video conferencing systems getting into the six figure range, there is a lot that needs to be considered before making a purchase. Is the company you are choosing to instal your video conferencing system certified by the manufacturer? Do you need a multi-point system or just point to point? These are important considerations, Resonance Networks will provide consultation free of charge to help you decide what will best meet your video conferencing needs.

Each installed video conferencing system will vary in price depending on how remote the installed video points will be. The kind of hardware and the price of it will also depend also on how many points you need in your video conferencing network. The Polycom VSX 5000 will be fine for a system that is point to point, a direct video conferencing link between two remote locations.

If you need more than two points then it would be better to get a VSX 7000 multi-point (MP) bundle, this will eliminate the need for a costly video conferencing gateway while enabling your company to have up to four video conferencing points.

In the features list of both video conferencing models are interfaces in fifteen different languages for the ease of use of everyone no matter what country you need to put your video conferencing system in. Both models can easily be fitted to the top of any T.V, plasma or LCD screen. This means that no other equipment is needed, and it can be used through either IP (H.323, SIP) or ISDN (H.320) networks which are used by every company under the sun.

The installation of a video conferencing system absolutely needs to be done by a certified engineer. Video conferencing can be a quite complicated process to get both sound and video components to work in harmony.

The types of industry where video conferencing comes into it's own are the education and mining sectors where remote stations are common place and vidoe conferencing can provide a link for face to face communication. The remote medical procedures applications are virtually unlimited. Video conferencing technology from Polycom has been nothing less than revolutionary in all of these industries particularly with the affordability of the video conferencing equipment as opposed to what it was once cost .

Video conferencing is no longer solely in the domain of multi-national corporations, even small to medium sized businesses can now afford to have the massive communications advantages that video conferencing can provide.

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