According to a report in local newspapers in north-east England, a Durham-based webcasting firm, WorkCast, has “received £850,000 of investment to develop software it believes will become the future of video conferencing”.
What attracted me to this news story was that 10-strong Leighton Group subsidiary WorkCast is headed by Gerard Callaghan, ex-sales director at construction collaboration technology provider and former Leighton company 4Projects (though I don’t think he ever “headed up” the firm, as the report suggests).
I wonder if this overlap in personnel might see 4Projects incorporating WorkCast’s conferencing application into its collaboration platform?
