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DVCS
(redirected from Desktop Videoconferencing System)

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DVCSData Validation and Certification Server Protocols
DVCSDistributed Version Control System
DVCSDepartment of Veterinary Clinical Sciences (University of the Philippines)
DVCSDigital Video Compression System
DVCSDesktop Videoconferencing System
DVCSData/Voice Communications System


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OL) today introduced a personal high-definition (HD) desktop videoconferencing system that promises breakthrough increases in managerial productivity and performance.
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