Monthly Archives: December 2012

Media and Telecommunications Predictions for 2013

Posted on December 5, 2012 by ajgillette98@gmail.com

Last night I attended a talk by Duncan Stewart, Deloitte Canada’s Director of Research for Technology. The topic was Media and Telecommunications predictions for 2013. Duncan started the evening by dispelling the myth that mobile devices are taking over for … Continue reading →

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The firewall Dilemma

Posted on December 4, 2012 by ajgillette98@gmail.com

For as log as there has been networked video conferencing systems there has been a problem with Network Address Translation (NAT). NAT is how home routers or companies share a single IP address. Early video conferencing systems used multiple 64K … Continue reading →

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Video as a service

Posted on December 3, 2012 by ajgillette98@gmail.com

All of the visual communication vendors are scrambling to identify their offering for what is being called “Video as a Service”. I think the perception is that a service based visual communication offering will be the Holy Grail and lead … Continue reading →

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