Cisco TelePresence Reviews

TelePresence is similar to a computing server but more complex. For example, endpoints or devices (components) need to be registered first on the VCS (virtual control server) or call manager. It uses licenses first of all.

Then there's another appliance called TB Conductor, which handles routing, and the TelePresence server acts as a bridge for participants joining exchanging ITP or SIP communication. That's how it works.

I typically used TelePresence for team meetings or client interactions. I used to work in a bank with over a thousand branches, each with endpoints. We used it for team meetings instead of physically going to locations. It worked for interactions, trainings, and all those things.

We used TelePresence for large-scale virtual events or conferences. We had weekly meetings with over 50 endpoints, and it worked fine. It was reliable, stable, and good, even though complex. The more resources you give it, the better it works.

I would rate the ease of integration of Cisco TelePresence with other communication tools a ten out of ten, with ten being easy to integrate. 

We integrated it with the Call Manager.

I use Cisco Telepresence for meetings with clients and internal meetings. It's our go-to solution for demonstrating our services to clients.

The speaker tracker feature in Cisco Telepresence is highly valuable, especially the ability to track multiple participants and change focus during meetings. It's a great functionality that enhances our meetings.

Telepresence's most valuable feature is keeping highly paid employees, such as executives, on the ground instead of wasting time flying around the world. So if you have the right telepresence plan and form, it's not just the video cameras and the systems behind them, it's the way you lay out your meeting room.You can have multiple offices interconnecting in a single meeting, and it looks like everybody's in the same big conference room together because the telepresence yields such a fantastic amount of clarity.

The tool is expensive. 

 I use this solution in the field.

The configuration is a valuable. It allows me to set the protocol services. This allows me to deliver quality services. With Cisco TelePresence, it is easy to establish communication and performance and the resolution is good.

We are using Cisco TelePresence for board meetings.

The most valuable features of Cisco TelePresence are the basic standard features and the ease of use. Additionally, the configuration and integration are exemplary.

Our primary use case is to enable real-time video collaboration by connecting teams, customers, and partners face-to-face.

1. Superior video and audio experience.
2. We have a dual screen option to enable video and content sharing.
3. PresenterTrack cameras improve the meeting experience.
4. Intelligent Proximity: must to use tools.  
5. T&E cost reducing. 

TelePresence allows our customers to have a quick meeting while traveling and still be effective. It saves time and money.

Ticket tracking is the best feature.