About Videoconferencing

Videoconferencing is an efficient, and affordable way to interview applicants or confer with colleagues located anywhere in the United States - or even around the world! Our staff can arrange the details. Just let us know where the person is you need to talk to, and we'll locate a videoconference room at their end. Save yourself time, hassles, and the expense of traveling without sacrificing the importance of face-to-face communication.

Call our office staff for more information, or contact us via our website.

Room rates are now discounted 20%     until 3/23/12

Increase productivity while saving time and money. Conduct out-of-town depositions, meetings, or interviews via videoconference. We can accommodate large or small groups, and our facilities are available 24/7 to meet your needs and the needs of your clients!

Videoconference rooms are available at almost any location worldwide. Our staff can schedule a room for you at a remote location and arrange for bridging services if necessary. Our videoconference system can connect to other ISDN systems or via an IP connection. Call for a demonstration anytime.

Two rooms are available for small or large groups. These rooms are also available for trial testimony and non-legal work.

Videoconferencing FAQ's

1. How much does videoconferencing cost?
2. How do i find a room at the other end?
3. What if I need to connect to multiple rooms simultaneously?
4. What is the quality of connection?
5. What's the difference between ISDN connection and IP?

1. How much does videoconferencing cost?
   The cost of a videoconference is determined by three factors: the cost of renting videoconference rooms, the cost of the call, and the cost of bridging services if they are required. Room rates range from $100 to $300 per hour depending on the location and the time of day the call is made. You will be charged for a room fee at all connection sites. ISDN calls are typically $75 per hour while there is generally no charge for IP connections. However, the reliability and speed of IP connections varies widely. Bridging services are required when connecting an ISDN system with an IP system or if you are connecting multiple sites. Our staff can provide an estimate for your specific needs.
2. How do i find a room at the other end?
   Tell us where in the world you need to connect to and we will find you a location. We are affiliated with a number of videoconferencing networks and our staff can find a public videoconferencing room in Tanzania, Tallahasee, or Timbuktu.
3. What if I need to connect to multiple rooms simultaneously?
   If you need to connect three or more sites, we can arrange for bridging services. Ther is an additional fee for this service. Call us for more details!
4. What is the quality of connection?
   The quality of the connection is very good. ISDN lines provide superior audio and visual images. There may be a slight delay, similar to what you see when television reporters are reporting from locations around the world. The quality of IP connections depends on the speed of the internet connection. Call us for a demonstration.
5. What's the difference between ISDN connection and IP?
   ISDN stands for Integrated Services Digital Network. It is a hard–wired connection that transmits data up to 386 kilobytes a second. This is the gold standard for videoconference connections. IP connections are made via the internet. The advantage of an IP connection is that there is no additional charge for the call; however, quality and reliablity vary greatly depending on the speed of connection.