VQ’s Monthly News
March 2025

We also share the latest VQ Conference Manager release updates and highlight some key reasons to migrate from Cisco TMS to VQ DMA.

4.5.1 is a general patch release with fixes and improvements across Meeting Services, DMA, and Analytics. It also includes several customer-requested/driven feature enhancements.

Please read the Knowledge Base article for a complete list of changes, new functionality, and bugs.

Cisco TMS’s end-of-life is approaching, and Cisco’s recommended replacement, VQ DMA, is ready to fill the gap.

Our latest guide covers the key reasons to move your conferencing management over to VQ DMA, including:

  1. TMS is End-of-Sale
  2. DMA fills the gaps in TMS’ old architecture
  3. It eliminates Windows server dependency
  4. Improves integration with Microsoft Exchange
  5. TMS doesn’t provide support for the latest features in CMS & Devices

Please get in touch with support@vqcomms.com to start your migration.

In our new blog series, the VQ Team is exploring the world of self-hosted conferencing solutions in depth, covering:

  • What self-hosted conferencing actually means
  • How these solutions differ from cloud-based infrastructure
  • Why self-hosted conferencing is a must for security-conscious organisations

We’ll explore all these questions and more over the coming weeks. We have published the first in this series, covering the number one reason organisations choose self-hosted conferencing: data security.

The latest episode of VQ&A is live, with Steve Holmes and Graeme Fish delving into the key differences between cloud and on-premise videoconferencing, and which is the right fit for you.

This episode covers:

  • Reasons companies choose on-premise over cloud
  • How setup and maintenance differ between on-premise and cloud solutions
  • The biggest misconceptions around on-premise solutions

Watch the full episode below…

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