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student videoconferencing project

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From: � F a i s a l
Date: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 00:00
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Hello,


I am a student currently studying a degree in information management at
Thames Valley University in the UK, and investigating how videoconferencing
can facilitate informaiton and knowledge management within an organisation.
I would really appreciate it if you could answer some questions for me.


1. What are the most popular/best desktop and group videoconferencing
systems currently available for organisations?

2. How can videoconferencing facilitate information and knowledge flow
within an organisation, and what benefits would there be?

3. Can desktop videoconferencing facilitate multi-point conferencing?

4. How do local area networks operate and what kind of connnections are
needed to facilitate videoconferencing?

5. How do wide area networks operate and what kind of connections are needed
to facilitate videoconferencing?

6. What type of system would be most viable if an organisation wished to
facilitate information flow within an organisation, and also interact with
other sites around the world- group or desktop videoconferencing?

7. Which type of system is more cost-effective and why?

I would be extremely grateful if you could answer any of the questions.

Thank you

Faisal
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Date: 1999/06/01
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