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Mar 28
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Plantronics Inc. announced Wednesday a deal to buy privately held communication company Polycom in a cash and stock deal valued at $2.0 billion. Under terms of the deal, which includes about $690 million of net debt, Plantronics will pay $945...
The Economic Times
Feb 16
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One of the other things that has been happening in the sector is the emergence of new cloud players like Zoom and BlueJeans, who provide video services, she said.
Cellular News
Nov 3
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Polycom, Inc., an industry leader in enterprise grade business communication solutions, today announced the appointment of Jim Cullinan to newly created role of Vice President, Buzz and Brand. Cullinan brings 25 years ...
Cellular News
Sep 27
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SAN JOSE, Calif. andFor nearly 15 years, customers using powerful collaboration platforms from Microsoft have also enjoyed Polycom HD voice and video quality. Today, Polycom is announcing an extension of our partnership by working ...
Cellular News
Sep 22
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LONDON andStarLeaf, the leading cloud communications provider, has announced a distribution agreement with ALLNET.ITALIA SpA, Italy's high value-added distributor specializing in information technology and telecommunications....
Cellular News
Sep 20
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Twenty-five years ago, Polycom introduced its iconic three-legged conference phone and changed the rules of how the world communicates at work. The Polycom phone, with its unique shape and breakthrough audio quality, quickly...
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more ▼WIKI ANALYSIS
WIKI ANALYSISBased in Pleasanton, CA, Polycom, Inc., (PLCM), is a leading provider of video and audio conferencing equipment and related network infrastructure. While Polycom started out in the audio conferencing equipment business (and is still a leader in this market), video conferencing products now represent over one half of the company's total sales. Revenues by major product line in the fourth quarter of 2007 were as follows: Video Communications (49.1%), Voice Communications (37.4%), and Network Systems (13.5%). Revenue by region was as follows: North America (55.8%) Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (22.8%) Asia (18.6%) and Latin America (2.8%).
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