MAY 2007 - VQ COMMUNICATIONS NOW SUPPORTS CODIAN.

VQ Communications Ltd, today (2nd May 2007) announced that its desktop video conferencing software now supports the Codian range of advanced voice and video conferencing bridges.

VQ software provides an easy to use, high quality desktop conferencing solution, featuring presence. With VQ's software solutions, users can easily make ad-hoc and scheduled point-to-point, multi-point calls, with the benefit of integrated Firewall Traversal.

"We are responding to increasing demands from the market," said Giles Adams, VQ's CEO. "Our customers want a high quality desktop conferencing solution, which operates with their existing conferencing infrastructure - including for example, Lifesize room and phone systems - and consequently, a growing number have been asking for VQ to support Codian's voice and video conferencing bridges."

"This is an important step forward for VQ. We have been delighted with the both the performance of the Codian products and the levels of support we have received from Codian to achieve this." he added.

"Codian provides a rich multimedia experience to users that want the ultimate in visual quality. This increased interoperability, now offered by VQ, is yet another example of how ubiquitous Codian's MCU platform is, and how flexible and easy it is for our video conferencing infrastructure products to be extended to meet current market needs," said Mark Loney, product manager, Codian.

About Codian - www.codian.com

As the manufacturer of today's most advanced video conferencing infrastructure solutions, Codian is driving new industry standards and increasingly sets market expectations. Consequently, Codian's award-winning products and solutions are key to helping today's enterprise, education and government organisations achieve seamless communications, where exceptional quality in voice, video, desktop and room-based systems is vital to success. Codian's products are powerful, intuitive and easy-to-use, offering the definitive high-definition (HD) and telepresence quality visual experience.

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