Genesys Media Coverage

Conferencing Promotes a Green Workplace Tmcnet.com, May 21, 2007 "In order to examine the green workplace in more depth and in honor of Earth Day 2007, Genesys (News - Alert), a provider of global multi-media collaboration services, surveyed over 18,000 of its global customers on the topic.The survey found that most companies did have green programs in place." full article
The Record, Hackensack, N.J., At Home Column recordonline.com, May 11, 2007 "Genesys, a videoconferencing company with locations in Vienna, Virginia, and Montpellier, France, also connected Schwartz with an expert personality profiler who gave him insight into how to better manage his video-conferencing techniques. To help customers master the nuances of its tools, Genesys has teamed with Palm Springs-based RembrandtAdvantage, a human resources company that does personality and performance assessments. " full article
Fitting In: Conferencing Seeks Place In a Unified Communications World Phone+, May 2007 "The latest Genesys Meeting Center, version 4.0, will feature desktop VoIP, new customization tools and deeper enterprise integration. “But we are taking a software-as-a-service approach now,” says Tony Terranova, vice president of product marketing at Genesys." full article
Conferencing and Collaboration for the Enterprise Internet Telephony, April 2007 "Genesys started out as an audio conferencing provider, and then we scored a number of ‘firsts’, such as the first to launch an automated audio conferencing service (1988); the first to launch PC-based audio-control software (1994); the first to launch audio-web-video integration (2000), the first to launch the multimedia minute (2003). Genesys Meeting Center is deployed on over 300,000 desktops. November 2006 was a record month with 80,000 web meetings.” full article
Genesys Survey: Meetings Travel Causes Pollution Business Travel News, April 23, 2007 "Genesys is offering a free calculator that not only will take into account such travel costs and the amount of man-hours used, but also the expected amount of carbon dioxide emissions." full article

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