Government agencies, courts, and military organizations connect instantly with video conferencing for critical communication, training, and collaboration. Learn how TANDBERG public sector customers use video conferencing, and the results achieved.

Agency for International Business and Cooperation
A “virtual” trade mission using video conferencing systems resulted in face-to-face meetings without the need for costly and time-consuming business trips.

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Alabama Department of Transportation
New employees attended trainings conducted by video at district offices instead of driving hours to one distant, central location; costs were also saved by hiring a consultant once for recorded training for later use.

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CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research)
The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) uses TANDBERG solutions to communicate with scientists all over the world, securely and in real-time.

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CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research- Visual Communications)
CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research), one of the world's largest institutes for nuclear research, uses video conferencing to enable the effective and efficient cooperation of their worldwide team.

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City of Concord, North Carolina
Training public safety officials via video conferencing allowed participants to join at or near their stations to prevent them from being away if an emergency call
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City of Fort Wayne, Indiana
Fire department found more hours in the day by conducting training via video conferencing.

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City of San Antonio, Texas
The City of San Antonio (COSA) has reduced operating expenses and increased public safety by using video conferencing for a variety of applications.

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City of San Diego, California
San Diego uses video conferencing to connect public safety agencies for daily briefings as well as assessment, response and follow-up during crisis situations.

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Collin County, Texas
The court system has implemented video conferencing to be more efficient and maintain high levels of security. Judges and district attorneys speak about the adoption and effectiveness of video conferencing for improving the justice system.

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Dallas County, Texas
Dallas County uses video communications to conduct 99 percent of re-arraignments, reducing the number of prisoners transferred from secure to non-secure facilities by more than 700 per month.

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Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Video conferencing helped reduce this agency’s carbon footprint and operating expenses by minimizing travel. Its 4,000+ statewide employees collaborate better, and more can participate in meetings when before it was limited to those who traveled.

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Finnish Tax Administration
Finland’s tax administration has reduced travel costs by 10 percent with video conferencing – almost €500,000 and 150 tons of CO2 emissions per year. Its 6,000 employees now communicate between dispersed locations and experience improved work-life balance.

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Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft E.V.
This research organization sought to reduce travel costs, increase productivity, and improve collaboration between staff at different sites. Employees found TANDBERG system easy to use -- some didn't ask for training -- and achieved a return on investment within the first year.

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German Armed Forces
Command officers use video conferencing to brief scattered military units, direct and evaluate field exercises and follow-up activities with pilots and ground crews, and give orders during live missions.

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Harris County, Texas
Installed initially for distance learning and information dissemination, Harris County quickly learned their TANDBERG solution could allow them to process more detainees by video, reduce transport expense and time, and maintain security.

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Jefferson County Emergency Management Agency
The Jefferson County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) relies on TANDBERG equipment to fulfill its role of emergency mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery.

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Ministère de l'Intérieur (French Ministry of the Interior)
Video conferencing helps handle crisis situations and shorten emergency response times, contain costs and increase productivity, facilitate distance learning, and reduce carbon footprint.

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Moscow City Government
City officials find their daily routines dramatically changed with video conferencing – decision making takes less time and business negotiations are less prone to misunderstandings.

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Norwegian Armed Forces
With video conferencing military leaders saved time, decreased travel expenses by NOK 100 million, and gained the ability to look people in the eye -- critical for interpreting body language when giving orders.

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Omnisec
The ability for users to be in two locations at once enables faster retrieval of expertise, and helps government officials make quicker, more targeted responses on a day-to-day basis and in crisis situations.

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Sida (The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency)
Video conferencing is becoming fundamental to Sida’s way of working. This preferred business tool allows efficient communications, reduces travel, and facilitates strategic, cost-effective daily work among staff.

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Skogsstyrelsen (Swedish Forest Agency)
Video conferencing integration with Microsoft Office Communication Server (OCS) and Microsoft Exchange Server enables distance working and communication across dispersed offices operating as one.

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State of Arkansas - Angels Program
The Rural Utilities Service's Distance Learning and Telemedicine Program is specifically designed to meet the educational and healthcare needs of rural America through the use of advanced telecommunications technologies.

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State of Iowa - Department of Homeland Security
From the operations center, coordinators and first responders are able to see each other eye to eye with video communications for more accurate assessment of disaster situations. Daily use also helps with operations, planning and training exercises.

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U.S. Veterans Affairs — Veterans Affairs Midwest Network (VISN 23)
Video conferencing delivered tele-psych, tele-ortho, and weight-reduction programs, with a 30 percent increase in recipients of tele-health services.

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