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Mitel’s solution for quality video conferencing is attained in the Mitel TeleCollaboration Solution (TCS). By connecting remote locations together the goal of TCS is to produce real-time experiences through file sharing and clear voice projection. TCS enables all users involved in the conference to share and edit documents, files and presentations.

Features:

  • Improves employee productivity within several locations
  • Enables communication between employees, customers and business partners
  • Life-size interaction through 1080p x 1920 high definition video and immersive, spatial wide-band audio
  • Instantly establish sessions at the touch of a button on a phone, or by a simple click of a mouse – it is as simple and natural as making a telephone call
  • Video streams are delivered over considerably lower bandwidths – considerably reducing network load and the costs
  • Employees, customers and partners can join video conferencing meetings right from their desktop
  • Decreases the need for business travel – reduced costs, a fast return on your investment and a reduced company carbon footprint

ICS Specializes In Managed IT Services, Business Telephones, Video Conferencing & More.

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