MCI Unit to Distribute Tandberg Conf. Products

Based in part on feedback from educators, networkMCI Conferencing has signed an agreement to distribute TANDBERGís full line of videoconferencing solutions. In addition, both firms will promote networkMCI Conferencingís multipoint videoconferencing services at trade shows and application seminars.

"TANDBERGís complete line of compact, rollabout and vertical market systems will enable networkMCI Conferencing to promote a TANDBERG solution for every application," said Steve Edwards, president of TANDBERG, Inc., based in Herndon, Va.

A strategic business unit of MCI Telecommunications, networkMCI Conferencing provides a single toll-free number for reservations and support. Services include audio, video and document conferencing. MCI Telecommunications Corp., Washington, DC, (800) 480-3600, www.mci.com.

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