Federal budget cuts, especially in travel, are proving to be a boon for businesses specializing in video and teleconferencing.
Providers of virtual-meeting technology have noticed a recent uptick in federal demand and expect it to increase as budgets continue to tighten.
Demand for AT&T’s video and teleconferencing service has
increased about 20 percent during the past six months, said Rajesh
Natarajan, executive director for federal technology solutions.
AT&T’s federal clients include the Defense Department and various
civilian agencies.
Read more here:http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/on-it/videoconference-providers-see-uptick-in-federal-demand/2013/08/10/7aa3c6d6-f862-11e2-b018-5b8251f0c56e_story.html
Providers of virtual-meeting technology have noticed a recent uptick in federal demand and expect it to increase as budgets continue to tighten.
Read more here:http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/on-it/videoconference-providers-see-uptick-in-federal-demand/2013/08/10/7aa3c6d6-f862-11e2-b018-5b8251f0c56e_story.html
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