Customizable, Flexible
Service:
Supplement your webconference with a wide variety of
features available through audio conferencing.
Presentation Sharing:
Allows meeting participants to spontaneously share any
presentation without uploading the file to a server with
very high resolution and full screen viewing capability.
Document Sharing:
Permits meeting attendees to jointly view any document
or graphic with high resolution, multi-level zooming,
and annotation capabilities.
Application Sharing:
Users can run any software application
for effective live demos and training.
Web Co-browsing:
Allows easy sharing of Web-based
information. Participants can navigate the Web and
synchronize browsers with other meeting participants.
File Transfer:
Users can conveniently upload and
download files. Files can also be shared without being
transferred.
Polling:
Allows presenters to solicit feedback
from attendees online.
Desktop Sharing:
Presenters can share anything on their PC
system, including any application for unmatched live
demos and training sessions.
Desktop Share Control:
Customer support personnel can take control of a user's
PC system (with the user's approval) to instantly
provide live assistance and resolve problems
immediately.
Browser-Based or ASP
Model:
No software installation, configuration,
or updating is required for rapid setup and deployment.
If you would like the full power and planning
convenience, our ASP-based version is readily available.
Scalable:
Supports hundreds of concurrent meetings
with hundreds of simultaneous participants.
Reliable:
Runs on a globally distributed,
fault-tolerant, carrier-grade network that provides
scalable, reliable, and secure interactive communication
and collaboration services worldwide.
Java Client:
Enables platform-independent meeting
participation.
Security:
Works with existing firewall technology,
offers unlisted meetings, password protection, and
encryption to protect sensitive data.
Video Integration
With a simple desktop video camera, video
conferencing is enabled.
