Introduction
H.323 video conferencing systems have been around since 1996 as a way of video communication. Various manufacturers and vendors around the world have adopted the H.323 protocol as a common standard in the way that endpoints connect to other endpoints over the internet.
H.323 video conferencing systems within New Zealand and around the world are the most commonly used way of linking meeting rooms large and small of companies, universities, schools, government agencies and many other institutions together. Whilst other forms of video conferencing such as Access Grid, EVO, Skype, WebEx etc have their place, H.323 video conferencing is seen as the most common standard thus far for linking physical rooms together.
For more information about video conferencing, how H.323 works and the protocols associated, please visit these wikipedia articles at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_conferencing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.323
H.323 Hardware Solutions
Below is a list in alphabetical order of H.323 hardware companies that are commonly used throughout New Zealand Universities, Crown Research Institutes, Schools, Government, and Industry, as well as throughout the world.
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Please note:
1. AVCC does not endorse any H.323 video conferencing system and is vendor neutral
2. Please contact us if we have omited any company from the list above that has a presence here in NZ with H.323 hardware and we can add it as needed.