As many of you know, my views on video conferencing are contrary, if not downright sacrilegious. Those views come from deep reflective research, the kind of research that gives you an answer other than the one you wanted, but you can’t ignore it. So today we have a true expert, and I don’t mean that sarcastically, in video conferencing, Scott Wharton, writing that the big vendors, like Cisco, are not innovating fast enough and that they are charging too much: What’s wrong with the Video Conferencing Industry?
Andy Abramson responds with “Taking Aim and Telling the Truth”. Stuart also chimes in with his interesting and unique spin on it: Video Conferencing and the Dinosaurs?
