NEW YORK (Reuters) - Polycom Inc said it will work with IBM to introduce videoconferencing services aimed at consumers, competing with Skype and a yet-to-be announced product from Cisco Systems Inc.

As the number of options for establishing B2B video conferencing grows, so too does the value of video conferencing investments. This week in New York City, Polycom made a splash with a series of ...

Unified communications provider Polycom has developed the first video collaboration software based on the Web browser, which company officials say will make videoconferencing easier and extend the ...