INTERNET TELECONFRENCING TECHNOLOGY

Internet cameras go the next step to break the tether to a computer by building in networking support, so you can position them anywhere, and then access them over your home network, or even over the Internet. This requires running monitoring software on one of your home PCs, or perhaps on a server system over the Internet. Webcams are great for connecting to your computer to shoot short videos, or to use for video phone calls. Sure there were web cameras back then but their resolutions that did not reach over 640x480 and frames per second made it almost impossible to use them and even if that was not bad for some people then the lack of adequate internet speed was. Today we see that broadband internet has reached almost every single place in the planet thus allowing for people to make video calls from one side of the world to the other. It is also free for everyone you invite to connect with you, regardless of what webcam they have. Once they sign up, you're both set for free one-

Innovation and adaptation are words commonly echoed throughout the manufacturing industry. To survive in a demanding fast-paced economy, companies must alter their current business practices and accommodate the needs of a growing market. Constantly challenged by aggressive global competition and a "need it now" economy, leveraging technology such as video and web conferencing, provides manufacturing companies with a way to not only survive, but to thrive. These tools equip businesses with a solution to drastically reduce operating costs by giving them options to maintain sustainability and further expand business into a global market. Video and web conferencing can be used to: Conduct training sessions with distributors - There is no need for training teams to spend time and money travelling around various parts of the world to inform distributors on production line status updates and changes. Training staff can stay in-house and use video and web conferencing to conduct one

ACN Independent Representatives in the state of Hawaii are gearing-up for the introduction of the ACN Video Phone to Asia. Hawaii's multi-cultural ties to several Asian countries, makes it the ideal hub to build international teams of ACN Independent Representatives with their uplines in Hawaii. In Hawaii alone, many ACN Independent Representatives are doing very well with their home-based business promoting ACNs flagship product, the IRIS Video Phone. Amazingly though, Hawaii is far from being saturated with Video Phones. Just on our island of Oahu, the 2000 Census reported there were 286,450 households, and we have barely scratched the surface here. But soon enough, the word will be out as common knowledge, and many households will gradually migrate from voice phones to video phones over the next few years. The great news is that it shouldn't break anybody's bank to do so, because the video phone hardware and service is quite affordable, especially when it will probably p