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Home » Bell Canada Gains Cisco Powered TelePresence Status

Bell Canada Gains Cisco Powered TelePresence Status

September 5, 2007
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Bell is the first service provider in Canada to achieve the Cisco Powered TelePresence network status enabling the delivery of the Cisco TelePresence solution.

Cisco said its TelePresence certification process goes beyond static service measurement of network performance. It adds leading practices based on current industry standards for network architecture, management and performance including measurement, staff, processes and tools. These are audited annually via third-party verification to help ensure that service providers are committed and able to offer an optimal telepresence experience.

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