Guide to Writing a Video Conferencing Policy

Technology has forced companies to redefine and rethink how they choose to navigate global communication technology. When it comes to web conferencing, it's necessary to make sure that everyone understands what's involved and who's responsible.

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The BUILD Developer Event Will Return To San Fran In 2014!

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Good news for developers who have missed the BUILD developer event, it will return to San Francisco in 2014! In a brief announcement that was later pulled down, Microsoft announced the BUILD developer event to be returning to San Francisco, on April 2nd, 2014 and tickets will reportedly go on sale on January 14th.

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The Rise of Video Conferencing

With changes in technology come changes to the everyday elements of life. The workplace environment is almost unrecognisable from even 20 years ago and it could be set to change completely once again. Video and teleconferencing have come on in leaps and bounds in recent years, with more people converting to this means of communication than ever before. From connecting with friends around the world to holding video interviews, it has never been easier for people to get in touch with those who otherwise they might not be able to meet.

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Turning the Negative 404 Page into a Positive One

A small problem we’ve all faced online at some point is the 404 page. They appear when you type in a URL that doesn’t exist and you’re quite often directed to a cold, plain and ultimately disappointing page that doesn’t provide you with the information you need and makes you feel, well…quite stupid. Many firms are wising up to this, and any company worth its weight in gold will come up with a helpful, and often amusing page, to keep the potential customer engaged.

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Making Remote Working Work For You

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There are loads of perks with working from home: you can totally eliminate the mundane and hectic commute to work and for another you can get a little extra lie in and enjoy all the comforts of being in your own home.

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How Can The European Broadband Accessibility Gap Be Bridged?

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A quick look at the UN’s ICT Development Index, released earlier this year, will show that almost four out of 10 people are likely to have some kind of internet access. Although that could be hailed as progress, of the most developed countries in terms of internet access and ICT in general, the top 10 are all developed countries, eight of them in Europe.

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