let's use videoconferencing or let's talk about pipes (ms ppt
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Health & Aged CareStrengthening Support for Women with Breast Cancer
Lets Use Videoconferencingor
Lets Talk About Pipes
Danny GruberVictorian State Manager
Global Videoconferencing Technologies
What is Videoconferencing?
Determining the Bandwidth
The Better the Quality of Video
=The Increase in the Number of Pipes
The More Bandwidth You Use
=
Determining the Bandwidth
= 128Kbps
= 256Kbps
= 384Kbps
Lets Start At The Top
= 384Kbps
■ You want high quality video for presentations.
■ You have a large number of people participating at each site (>5 People)
■ You are working on specialised medical applications which require clear video….and motion is important.
■ Long video conferencing sessions.
Lets Start At The Top
■ You want the best “price performance”.■ You good quality video for non critical
applications.■ You have meetings where there are
between 3-5 participants.■ Long video conferencing sessions.
= 256Kbps
Lets Start At The Top
■ You know the participants at the other end.
■ You have 1 to 3 participants at each location.
■ You know that high motion capture is not an issue.
■ The meeting will not be for long (< 2 hours).
= 128Kbps
Determining the BandwidthWhat do you think of the Quality of
this call?
= 384Kbps
It can make ugly people like me look
really cool
What Else Can We Do?
There is life beyond just Face-To-Face meetings
■ I want to be able to see an X-Ray from a remote site
■ I want to to be able to see a brochure or document
■ I want to be able to see and play with 3D Objects
What are my Needs?
■ I want to present my Powerpoint Slides
■ I don’t to want to lose any quality when I send them
■ I want it to be LIVE!!
What are my Needs?
Anything that can run on a PC can be presented and discussed during a videoconference call
■ I want to present to a large audience
■ I don’t want to be in a call to use the projector
■ I want to Project basically everything!!
What are my Needs?
■ I want to record a meeting and play back later
■ I want to play a tape for the other site to see
What are my Needs?
Yes…But what about Multiple Locations?
■ Book the appropriate rooms.■ Make sure the “far ends” are booked and
notified.■ Make sure all peripheral equipment is
tested prior.■ Have all your materials “VC’ised.■ Nice to have “presets” in place.■ Always good to perform a test call.
What to do “Before” a Meeting
■ Make sure you are “framed” correctly.■ Make sure your microphone is
unobstructed.■ Make sure your sound is turn up to the
right level.■ Etiquette Tips.
What to do “During” a Meeting
• Introduce Yourself.• Be prepared with what you have to
say.• Limit side conversation.• Relax and look your best.• Enjoy the meeting.• Focus on the other site.• Speak at a normal level.
Etiquette Tips
• Use the mute button.• Focus on the remote locations.• Check audio and video.• Allow time for sites to react to
changes in conference structure.• In a Voice Activated Multipoint Call
ask questions that encourage more than one-word answers.
• Monitor your success.
Etiquette Tips - Multipoint
■ Make sure you have hung up.■ Track with other sites as to what they
thought about the meeting.■ Always good to be open and get feedback.■ Technical Problems?
– Contact you local designated administrator.– Call Global Assist.
– 1800 99 11 44.
What to do “After” a Meeting
■ Learn from others experiences.■ Train, Train, Train.
Sharpen the Saw!
Who is GVT?
■ Largest Dedicated VC in Australia & NZ■ Master Distributor for PictureTel■ Offices is every capital city■ Over 350 Customers ■ 24 Hour Call Center - Global Assist■ Specialise in Health, Government & Manufacturing■ Australia’s largest Public Multipoint Bridge Network■ R&D in value add peripherals■ Specialise in Linking hybrid networks
