TeleDynamics Think Tank

If you think video bars can't get any better, think again! The Jabra PanaCast 50 is a game-changer for putting teleconference participants at the center of the action. The PanaCast 50 combines excellent sound quality with a one-of-a-kind camera setup and intelligent features. 

In this article, we highlight some of the most noteworthy features of this videoconferencing system.

Enterprise-grade call center capabilities are important for small and medium-sized businesses, which must project corporate-level professionalism to their callers just as much as large firms. For this reason, Yeastar has incorporated a rich set of call center functionalities within its best-selling P-Series IP PBXs. Keep reading to learn more about these capabilities and how they can help any business reach new customer service heights.

Maintaining effective communication becomes increasingly crucial to business success as the modern enterprise rapidly evolves. Yealink offers flexible, functional, and feature-rich enterprise meeting solutions, such as the UVC20 web camera and A30 all-in-one collaboration bar, that maintain and enhance internal and external communications, ensuring resilience in today's dynamic business landscape.

In this article, we explore Yealink's offerings and examine how they support the communications needs of all types of enterprises.

In an earlier piece, we provided an overview of the critical functions of Yeastar Workplace, an all-encompassing office space management tool built specifically to optimize the use of meeting rooms and desk spaces for various businesses and organizations. The platform can also significantly aid in coordinating scheduling and managing human resources.

In this article, we delve deeper into the specific features of Yeastar Workplace. We shed more light on its capabilities and demonstrate how mid-sized and large businesses can harness them for improved operational efficiency.

Advancements in videoconferencing and collaboration applications have further accelerated recent paradigm shifts involving mobile and hybrid work. It's increasingly essential for the modern workplace to be an adaptable and almost fluid environment that can fulfill every team member's communication, collaboration and interaction needs.

Enabling this environment requires a system capable of organizing, coordinating and managing various hardware, software and human resources. In this article, we discuss how Yeastar Workplace fits the bill.

The arrival of ChatGPT has propelled AI into the mainstream. It is a tool that allows anyone to use AI technology and has thus dramatically increased broad exposure to and understanding of artificial intelligence.

Of course, AI is about much more than simply writing prompts and examining text responses. For unified communications (UC) systems, AI is poised to add massive value to an already innovative and versatile set of applications, ultimately launching UC into a realm of new capabilities.

This article examines how AI is expected to shape numerous aspects of UC technology and related systems in the near and not-so-near future.

Many businesses and enterprises have found the hybrid working model to be beneficial for their employees and even good for overall business productivity. However, successful hybrid work requires the proper setup and tools.

Yeastar has invested in creating, developing, and honing unified communications (UC) products and services to address the challenges of the hybrid working model. 

In this article, we discuss hybrid work and show how Yeastar UC solutions enable your business to enjoy the benefits of this model while minimizing its associated challenges.

Networks continuously change, and new approaches to security are constantly emerging. One particularly noteworthy approach to network security that has been increasing in adoption over the past couple of years is the zero trust security model.

In this article, we examine what zero trust is, how companies could deploy it over the next few years, and its impact on unified communications applications such as voice, video and collaboration.

About 20 years ago, a revolution took place in the telecom industry. Time-division multiplexing (TDM), the technology that digital telephony had depended upon for decades, began to lose dominance in favor of a newer, more flexible technology: Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). 

Unified communications (UC) equipment allows individuals and groups to communicate in multiple ways over large distances. Users can enjoy a rich communications experience using screens, cameras, microphones, speakers, and collaboration platforms.

Android is often the operating system of choice for such systems, and Yealink uses it extensively. In this article, we look more closely at Yealink's Android meeting solutions and why their usage of Android makes them such an innovative and beneficial choice for business communications.