A+ Conferencing is a full service conferencing company with over 50 years of experience in the industry.

Santa Cruz Networks has deployed the industry's first commercial platform providing multi-point unified real-time communications via the Internet.

Houston, Texas – January 19, 2004– A+ Conferencing (A+) is a full service communications company with over 50 years of experience in the industry, today announced the launch of Telecenter™ an Unlimited Toll Free Voicemail and Virtual Office solution. Now your messages can be easily accessed anywhere from phone or pc. A+ offers a simplified signup process for customers to receive their toll free number immediately upon sign up

Houston, Texas – September 17, 2003– A+ Conferencing (A+) is a full service conferencing company with over 50 years of experience in the industry, today announced that it has revamped its web conferencing product offerings to extend beyond its “buy-the-minute” product purchases. New products include low-cost flat rate, unlimited usage Web conferencing services and powerful and flat rate, unlimited usage audio conferencing services. Launched in August 2002, A+ Web Conferencing Store™ has more than tripled its sales since the first of the year.

Houston, Texas – September 1, 2003– A+ Conferencing (A+) is a full service conferencing company with over 50 years of experience in the industry, today announced the promotion of flat rate, unlimited usage conferencing services for end users, wholesale and reseller channels.

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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Strong efforts from major companies like Cisco, Microsoft, and IBM to promote media-rich productivity tools are boosting the prospects for video conferencing, reports In-Stat (http://www.in-stat.com). The driving factors behind increased adoption and use are technology, bandwidth, and convergence, the high-tech market research firm says. According to a recent In-Stat survey of U.S. businesses, the decision to use or not use video conferencing is no longer based on uncertainty over the quality of the experience among those who have tried it lately. Furthermore, cost alone does not seem to be a hindrance of adoption or use. "The shift to an IP environment that enables unified communications, presence, and mobile integration provides a technological environment where traditional video conferencing, as well as telepresence can become synergistic elements," says David Lemelin, In-Stat analyst.

29-Jan-2008 » Training Press Releases » BCS Global, the next generation videoconferencing solutions provider, will demonstrate its Virtual Presence solution at the Learning Technologies conference in London from 30 to 31 January 2008. BCS Global's Virtual Presence solution provides high quality, low cost on-demand video conferencing which allows corporate trainers to host multi-site interactive training sessions without the need to travel to different locations across the country or around the world.

AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands--(BUSINESS WIRE)--VBrick Systems, Inc., the world leader in digital video appliances and solutions, today announced that it has appointed Mark Phillips as business development director, EMEA. The announcement underlines VBrick's commitment to expanding European, Middle Eastern, and African operations, and enhancing support for its channel partners and customers internationally.

As unified communications systems in enterprises gain traction, some vendors are betting that the adoption of desktop videoconferencing will increase. One of those companies, Avistar Communications Corp. in San Mateo, Calif., Monday announced Avistar C3, a software-based system available for small and large companies. Avistar offers videoconferencing as a hosted service or as software priced per user, with pricing similar to the monthly cost per user for BlackBerry service, Avistar officials said. That service can range from US$40 to $60 per month, according to some analysts.