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To Ken Anderberg:

Your article on the Conferencing Roundtable in your March issue was interesting. I see that two of the participants had to rent a public videoconference room. Let me make sure I am straight on this: These are executives with major videoconferencing companies and they

Sounds to me like they have seen the problems with videoconferencing; I can only talk to those with the capability. What good is the technology if I have to keep booking a conference room. The industry needs to embed videoconferencing into every PC made--standard. Give me someone to talk to on my schedule--not to where I have to book a meeting just to talk to you--and the industry will take off.

Just look at their business cards to see if these roundtable participants are serious about videoconferencing. I believe only one will have a video number listed on their card so you can call them.

--Todd Alan Green, director of business development, Phonoscope Communications, Houston tgreen@phonoscope.com