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Telepresence interoperability on the rise

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By Claudio Castelli, Senior Analyst, Ovum | Oct 11, 2010

Tata Communications and BT recently announced a partnership to allow customers on either of their existing telepresence exchanges to establish conferences with customers on each other’s video exchange. The agreement is another step toward overcoming the interoperability issues in HD video conferencing.

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