Desktop Video
Within Central Government meeting room availability can be a
problem. Thus the requirement to move Video communications out of
the meeting room and make it available on the desktop is growing.
Direct Visual can offer:
- Dedicated standalone desktop systems
- Systems that will double up as a PC monitor allowing the user
simply to flick from PC to video mode
- Executive desktop systems to eliminate the requirement for key
members of staff to rely on meeting room availability
- Unified Communication platforms for mass deployment of desktop
Video (please see the UC section for further details)
- And much more
All of the desktop solutions that we offer; ISDN, IP & SIP
based can be integrated to your central Video network, consolidated
onto a single dial plan and be a part of the video community in the
same way that meeting room systems can.
Meeting Rooms
Videoconferencing has long been associated with systems in
meeting rooms, with varying levels of utilisation. The successful
implementation and adoption of meeting room systems is dependent on
several factors:
- The quality of the system, and its ease of use
- How the room is made available for video meetings
- The training of users
- Direction from senior management
Direct Visual has expertise not only in the technology, but also
in the softer cultural factors that make the difference between
success and failure of videoconferencing projects.
Blue Lights
Video has become a widely used tool within police forces, the
fire service and ambulance service within the UK. If you wish to
facilitate meetings from station to station, National Intelligence
Module meetings, or meetings with external organisations (e.g. -
law firms, courts, prisons etc) we can facilitate your
requirements. Even in a small geographical area a large number of
short trips across country add up and can be reduced significantly
using Visual Communications.
Home/Remote working
Government departments are increasingly under pressure to
realise efficiencies through modern working practices. Flexible and
home-working policies are a key part of the strategy to realise
such efficiencies, however alternative working and management
practices are required to ensure home and remote workers remain
engaged with their organisations. Adding Visual Communications to
the facilities available for home users can dramatically contribute
to the success of a home-working scheme. It gives staff access to
remote members of staff and helps management with monitoring
efficiency of remote workers.