The role involves managing Polycom video conference systems, troubleshooting issues, and maintaining video communication setups for the organization.
Company Description
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Job DescriptionRole: Network Polycom
Location: Boston, MA
Duration: Fulltime
BGV will be done for the selected candidates.
Key Skills:
1. Polycom RMX (RealPresence Collaboration Server)
2. Polycom Distributed Media Application (DMA)
3. Polycom Group Series VC end points
4. Cisco video communication server (VCS) or Cisco VCS
5. Working knowledge of any other Polycom VC end points
6. Troubleshooting of video conference issues
Nice to have:
1. Exchange unified messaging (on-premises)
2. Lync server 2010/2013
3. Cisco Tandberg solutions
SKILL
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Polycom DMA
Cisco VCS
Lync
Video engineering
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