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LifeSize partners with Regus in global, multisite deal

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High-definition video collaboration vendor, LifeSize, a division of Logitech, is joining forces with Regus, the world's largest provider of flexible workspaces, to bring LifeSize HD video conferencing to businesses and the public at more than 240 Regus locations worldwide.
Under the partnership agreement, LifeSize plans to leverage Regus' network of locations in central business districts and transport hubs to create what the company says is a public network of 'easy-to-access, stylish, video-enabled business suites' across more than 40 countries.

According to Simon Claringbold, Vice President of LifeSize Communications Asia Pacific, the worldwide network of LifeSize Public Rooms (LPRs) is publicly accessible, 'giving businesses everywhere convenient access to LifeSize's HD video conferencing, which is interoperable with existing video systems. That makes it easy for users to call anyone, anywhere on any video platform for the broadest possible collaboration.'

Claringbold said LifeSize's vision was to bring HD video collaboration to 'anyone, anywhere through solutions that are simple to deploy, manage and use.'  'By combining the LifeSize experience with the unmatched global presence and innovative, affordable business services of Regus, telepresence can now be accessible to companies of all sizes.'

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