Video Conference Network from mvision
mvision’s dedicated video network brings a cost effective alternative to traditional video conferencing held over ISDN (telephone lines), and is superior quality and much more reliable than the public internet.
Complete video network
- End-to-end solution
- Feature-rich
- Quality of Service (QoS) broadband network
- Reliable and cost effective
- Available across 202 countries
Traditional IP (i.e. the public Internet) backbones were not designed to handle the demanding performance requirements of business class video conferencing. Packet loss, jitter, and out-of-order packet delivery often result in degraded video and audio quality. Historically, this lack of predictable performance has limited the viability of IP video conferencing. In contrast, the mvision network ensures that video packets travel in-sequence delivering real-time quality of service (QoS).
The mvision video network is an MPLS/IP-based internal private network, being used solely for video conferencing. Techniques such as VPN steering and policing are carried out within the network thus delivering the best security. This eliminates the need to place expensive network equipment at the client’s premises. Our fully redundant network delivers 99.995% reliability.
From our Video Network Operation Centre (VNOC) we monitor all network connections, endpoints and services, and assess issues that may affect the performance. You can be assured that your meeting will never time out due to network congestion. We control the network and we guarantee performance quality.
- Home Office Connectivity
- Corporate Office Connectivity
Service Options
mvision 512k
mvision 1Mb
mvision 2Mb
Home Office Connectivity
- Up to 512k Video capability
- Multi-point capable
- Dedicated Video Network
- No need for ISDN
Service Options
mvision 512k
mvision 1Mb
mvision 2Mb
mvision 10Mb
mvision 100Mb
Corporate Office Connectivity
- Full HD Video capability
- 1:1 contention
- Dedicated Video Network
- Multi-point capable
- Makes ISDN redundant
- Alternative to leased lines
