IMCCA Announces February 2020 Dates for Second Annual Collaboration Week New York

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IMCCA Announces February 2020 Dates for Second Annual Collaboration Week New York

New York, NY (December 03, 2019) -- IMCCA, a non-profit industry association for Unified Communication and Collaboration (UCC), will host its second annual Collaboration Week New York on February 24-26, 2020. Based on the success of previous shows in New York and Silicon Valley, hundreds of attendees are expected.

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IMCCA’s Collaboration Week Silicon Valley A Huge Success

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IMCCA’s Collaboration Week Silicon Valley A Huge Success

New York, NY (October 31 2019) – The IMCCA, a leading voice for the UCC (Unified Conferencing and Collaboration) industry for more than 20 years, just wrapped-up the Collaboration Week Silicon Valley event. During October 28-30th, industry professionals and end-users attended events at Intuit, Poly and AWS, as well as joining the industry in honoring Bob Hagerty with a lifetime achievement award at a gala dinner celebration. 

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IMCCA’s First Ever Collaboration Week NY A Smashing Success. Presentations Available On-Line.

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IMCCA’s First Ever Collaboration Week NY A Smashing Success. Presentations Available On-Line.

The IMCCA completed a three-day series of events focusing on new and exciting solutions and trends in the UCC space. On February 25-27, 2019 in New York, the IMCCA’s first annual Collaboration Week NY had over twenty sponsors and three hundred attendees from every aspect of the collaboration industry.

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CES 2019 - A View From The Road→

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CES 2019 - A View From The Road

Greetings from Las Vegas – well, actually the United Club in Denver as I write this blog during a five hour layover heading home from the 2019 CES.  Once again this year the airlines and hotels took out their knives and gouged deep into attendee’s wallets, raising prices to astronomical levels.  A non-stop, round trip from my home Newark Airport to Las Vegas was pricing out at over $1,500 in coach – months ago – when the planes were still empty.  I took a connecting flight back to drop the cost to at least a sub $1K level (for a round-trip flight that should maybe cost $400 at other times of the year.)    CES has just ended, and the concepts and experiences are still swirling around in my head.

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