Kate Lundy, Labor Senator for the ACT will tomorrow demonstrate the potential of the proposed National Broadband Network (NBN) to deliver improved social and educational outcomes for the people of Canberra and Australia-wide.
Officially opening Polycom’s new Canberra office, Senator Lundy will demonstrate an award winning telepresence-based learning program from the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC).
“Teleschool uses video conferencing technology from Polycom to overcome the problems of geographical distance.
“From its main campus in North Rocks, Sydney Australia, RIDBC makes specialist teachers, consultants, and therapists available to more than 140 children living in rural and remote areas of Australia, “ Senator Lundy said.
The Canberra office will be the newest addition to Polycom’s global telepresence network in the Hotel Realm Complex. The Office opening continues Polycom’s strong growth in the Australian Government, education and healthcare sectors.
· What: Polycom Canberra Official Opening
· When: Thursday 4 June, 5:30-6:15pm
· Where: Level 1, The Realm Hotel, Canberra.
Refreshments will be served and media are welcome to attend.
Media contact: Annika Hutchins 0407 458 882
