Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Reexamining CIOs' priority on virtual collaboration
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The video conferencing market grew 30 percent last year, as reported by Sramana Mitra in this recent Forbes article. As regular readers of this blog know, whenever I see news about telepresence, I feel compelled to respond. ;) I shared my views on this in a comment on the article. What do you think? Post your thoughts here, or better yet, over at the Forbes piece.
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