In this episode, Let's Do Video's lead analyst, David Maldow shares his thoughts and feelings on the results of this years LDV Readers' Choice Awards. Find out who the readers picked to win, and whether those picks reflect the reality in the market.

In this episode Let's Do Video's lead analyst, David Maldow, discusses whether a single vendor solution, or a "best of breed" approach is recommended when designing a collaboration environment. What do motorcycles and Van Halen have to do with making this choice? Tune in and find out!

In this episode, Let's Do Video's lead analyst, David Maldow, discusses today's video software/kit solutions and their suitability for enterprise meeting rooms. Many users are trying to DIY by simply running desktop software on a laptop and calling it a meeting room solution. Find out why this approach is not recommended and how today's video room software can elevate your meeting experience.

In this episode, we chat with Eric Sherman, President of Inception Visual, about his company's glasses-free 3D displays. It turns out that this science fiction technology is actually readily available today!

In this episode, David Maldow looks at the retirement of the Polycom HDX series and its replacement, the Polycom RealPresence Group series. He also shares his insight into why this product category is still important despite today's focus on huddle room solutions.

In this episode, we're joined by Simon Dudley, CEO of Excession Events and an industry expert. Recently, Simon published a number of articles about what he's noticed from today's video vendors. Tune in, as we discuss where the video industry deserves some praise and where they're still getting it wrong.

In this episode, David Danto (from Dimension Data and the IMCCA) shares his insights about the recent acquisitions in the collaboration space. This episode delves into some of the top acquisitions, such as Cisco/Acano , Microsoft/LinkedIn, Citrix/LogMeIn, and Polycom/Siris. What does it mean for our industry? What can we expect moving forward? Hit play on our latest podcast episode to find out.

In this episode, David takes a look at Microsoft's $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn. He discusses the type of acquisition and what Microsoft really wants here. The podcast also covers LinkedIn's real value, where it falls short, and what this all means for the UC industry.

In this episode, we talk to IMCCA director, David Danto, about the upcoming InfoComm San Jose event. The IMCCA will be hosting a number of panels discussing the hot issues in business collaboration today including security, huddle rooms, and collaborating in Silicon Valley.

In this episode (sponsored by MNS.VC) David talks to Jackie Chisholm from CBCI about several brand new video based services solving unique customer problems in out of the box ways. From remote horse training to remote lawyer training, CBCI's customers are pushing the limits of business video.