News and views from Magor Communications
Telecollaboration a hit at GTEC 2010
Attendees at GTEC 2010 (Canada's
government technology event) were looking to learn how
information technology can best serve the public as well
as the people in their own organizations. At the show,
they were treated to a demonstration of how Magor TeleCollaboration
helps government organizations bring teams together, enhance
collaboration, improve productivity and reach organizational
goals. 
Response from the attendees was overwhelmingly positive,
and Magor is looking forward to working with a number of
government organizations to bring the power of telecollaboration
to their offices and to the people they serve.
Magor on the road
In addition to GTEC 2010, Magor Communications is pleased to be participating in a number of leading industry events and conferences this quarter.
Our Magor TeleCollaboration systems will be on display at OCUTINA, October 13-15, in Barrie, Ontario, and Ken Davison, Magor's VP of Marketing, will be a panelist on the October 21, 2:00 p.m. session, "Video Conferencing Market is A-Changin'" at Interop NY. To schedule a meeting with Magor at one of these events, please contact us.
Telecollaboration scores highest on Frost & Sullivan's new Velocity of Collaboration metric
Frost & Sullivan, a leading industry research and growth consulting firm, recently announced a new metric to help enterprises as they seek to deploy collaboration tools. Called The Velocity of Collaboration, this new metric looks beyond the more obvious ROI calculations a company may make before investing collaboration tools, such as the cost of operating the solution against savings derived from travel avoidance, and evaluates solutions based on their effectiveness and usability.
"To help create a truer picture of the value derived from the use of collaboration, companies should consider a range of factors, such as the availability of the solution to a worker needing it 'at any given time'or how well a particular solution meets the collaboration needs of a team," advised Brian Cotton, Vice President of Frost & Sullivan's Information & Communication Technologies consulting practice.
Telecollaboration scored the highest when compared to other standard collaboration solutions such as telepresence, video conferencing, audio conferencing and web conferencing. According to the study, telecollaboration stood out for its ease and speed of access as well as its richness in the core capabilities it delivers.
For a copy of the white paper detailing the Velocity of Collaboration metric and the results of the Frost & Sullivan study, click here.
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