Desktop Video Communications

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Desktop Video Communications

http://www.bcr.com/dvcmag/
(Link inactive 21 September 2004)

Why Desktop Video Communciations (DVC)?

           DVC Magazine covers the applications, the technology and
           the products for networked video communications in the
           enterprise.  As organizations video-enable their desktops
           for conferencing, for information retrieval and for training,
	   it is essential to understand the technical, management and
           human factors issues that can mean the difference between
           a successful and an unsuccessful implementation, between
           investing in systems that adapt to changing needs or in dead
           end technology.

           That's where DVC magazine comes in.  We cover the
           things that can help you make better decisions:

               Buyer's guides to help you select the right
               equipment.

               Case studies to show you how video
               communications is being used in real organizations.

               Market studies so you can see how things work.

               Technology descriptions to let you know how things
               work.

               "Kicking Tires" to give you detailed information on
               installing and using particular products.

               Interviews with industry luminaries to give you insight
               into the views of the movers and shakers.

           And there is much more, including a heavy emphasis on
           networking issues -- LAN, WAN and especially the
           Internet -- and expert opinion from our well-known
           columnists: Elliot Gold, Christine Perey and David
           Coleman.

           Each bimonthly issue of DVC magazine will inform you and
           keep you up to date on this rapidly emerging field.

           DVC magazine Online

           Beginning with the September/October 1997 issue, DVC
           magazine went online!  Our online magazine features all of
           the rich, detailed articles and tables you will find in the
           print edition, accessible from any web browser, anywhere in the
           world.  It is the perfect compliment to your free
           subscription of the print edition of DVC magazine.

           Check out the November/December 1997 issue now! 
           Previous issues can be found by clicking on the "Previous
           Issues" link in the left navigation bar from each issue's  
           online Table of Contents.

Contact:

Editor, jgoldstone@bcr.com