BT Conferencing will offer flat-rate video bridging pricing. This gives customers a more predictable pricing structure when using BT’s public video bridging service for their conferencing needs. 
Customers can choose from two options, the assisted option provides unlimited assisted and self-service video conferences and the self-service option includes unlimited video conferences when customers use BT’s Engage web interface for scheduling and launching video conferences.
BT Conferencing also announced a new pricing plan for its Global Video Exchange service. Global Video Exchange (GVE) enables customers to hold TelePresence meetings across different networks, promoting collaboration with customers, suppliers and partners. GVE pack pricing allows customers to select a monthly allotment of TelePresence events using GVE. With this pricing option, customers may choose an allotment of 25, 50, 100 or 250 GVE events per month for any duration and include up to five telepresence endpoints per event.
The video bridging flat rate plans are available now in the US, and will be available in the UK in February 2010. GVE pack pricing is available now globally.
BT operates Network Operation Centers in Philadelphia, Denver and London, and has an MPLS presence in more than 170 countries.
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