Shhh...it must be a secret because there's no news release yet on their website.

Polycom CEO Andrew Miller resigns-- after the company discovered irregularities in his expense reports. Maybe he didn't "resign" willingly.

Details were uncovered by the audit committee of Polycom's board of directors.

The Board of Directors then named Kevin Parker as interim CEO. Who is Kevin Parker?

Parker is the Chairman of the Board (since May 16, 2013.) So the Board takes over and names one of its own-- and they will start the search for a new CEO.

Miller had been at the helm of Polycom for four years and has successfully guided the company through the period where Cisco acquired Polycom's main rival, Tandberg. Read more...

Draper’s Video Conferencing Camera Lift-Ceiling lets you place a video conferencing camera directly behind a motorized projection screen-- the camera will rise and lower with the screen.

The Video Conferencing Camera Lift-Credenza hides your camera in virtually any conference room furnishing, ready to be raised at any time by remote operation.

Draper’s Video Conferencing Camera Adapter Bracket allows a video conferencing camera to be mounted in a Draper ceiling-recessed projector lift so the camera can be positioned above the screen. The bracket is available with three Draper lift models; choose the lift based on how far down out of the ceiling the camera needs to travel. Read more...

Tell me you’ve never watched a single CSI TV show. Or seen the film Beverly Hills Cop or Pirates of the Caribbean or Top Gun?

Well, now you will have even more in common with the famous director of those movies and TV shows because Jerry Bruckheimer uses Cisco TelePresence as a way to redefine Hollywood collaboration.

He brought TelePresence on-set for his new film The Lone Ranger and used the AV technology to tie together collaboration with remote directors, editors and talent.

In Bruckheimer’s new film, he took Cisco TelePresence EX90s behind the scenes to help with movie production. Armed with life-like, instantaneous video collaboration, Bruckheimer was able to review film dailies with editors and post-production staff in Los Angeles-- while he was on-set in New Mexico. Read more...

Modul IT offers the Boomerang Video Conferencing furniture for state-of-the-art corporate communications.

Boomerang gets its name from its distinctive shape in conference tables. The stable, robust tubular steel legs give a sculptural support for the top and modesty panel that arrange the participants for the cameras.

Constructed of 30mm MDF, contour milled and fully encapsulated in high performance 3D thermofoil, Boomerang intends to retain its good looks, resisting scratches and wear, impervious to aggressive environmental factors, such as shipboard marine environments. Read more...