In a poll of 186 attendees at its HD voice webinar, Global IP Solutions, a vendor of IP-based voice and video processing, found that 57 percent of respondents considered conference calling would benefit the most from HD. A third of respondents thought HD voice quality would benefit overall productivity in the workplace. Eleven percent of respondents said they use HD voice service "all the time or whenever they can," 30 percent reported having used it once or twice, while 47 percent of respondents had yet to experience an HD phone call.

As voice technology migrates from circuit-switched services to IP-based network foundations, issues have arisen such as delay, jitter and echo, which HD voice technology may alleviate.

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Cory Gardner is the first NCTA President/CEO to take the helm of the association without the Cable Show (also referred to as INTX: The Internet & Television Expo or the National Show) as a platform for the industry’s agenda. NCTA shuttered the 65-year-old convention in 2016. While it’s not coming back, Gardner does think there’s room for some industry show-and-tell.

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