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"Extend your reach."

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Why IP?
   

We are big believers in the superiority of Internet Protocol, also known as the "IP" or "H.323" standard over the old ISDN standard.

IP is superior to ISDN because it is vastly less expensive but just as reliable (99%+) as ISDN.

ISDN videoconferences rely on telephone lines, sometimes up to three or four at a time. Do the math. An overseas ISDN teleconference that lasts several hours can therefore push the costs for a single videoconference into the thousands of dollars.

An IP videoconference, however, costs only the room rental because our bandwidth comes at a flat rate no matter how much bandwidth is used, or how far away your target.

While image quality will generally vary from that of ISDN depending on bandwidth issues, everyone using our facilities has agreed that the clarity and resolution of our broadcasts is the best available using the IP protocol and comprable to ISDN—which is pretty darn good. (With our VTX 1000 unit at your disposal, the accoustic quality of your session will also surpass that of ISDN.)

IP protocol has another advantage over ISDN because it can be used to broadcast images and data with much more facility. This is known as "combined data collaboration." For instance, you can transmit a Power Point slideshow on one of your audience's monitors, while you continue to videoconference on another.

We also can easily deploy our own in-house multipoint service to link up to four different locations at once—a graceful act of videoconferencing acrobatics that leaves ISDN providers tripping all over themselves.

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