With the end of the year fast approaching, it makes good sense to finalise those holiday plans as soon as possible. But, what happens if those deals you are working on don't get tied up before you go on leave? Cancellations or postponements of well-deserved getaways?
Not necessarily - with the latest release of Radvision's Scopia Mobile V3, your iPad or iPhone becomes your office away from the office with business quality video communications to other mobile, desktop or boardroom videoconferencing systems from almost anywhere. Scopia Mobile V3 (downloadable for free from the App Store) offers the following features:
Videoconferencing
Participate in standards-based videoconferences with full two-way video capabilities and see up to 28 participants simultaneously. Through Scopia video infrastructure, Scopia Mobile can connect to telepresence systems and standards-based HD videoconferencing systems.
Data collaboration with review
View presentations, spreadsheets, documents and images shared in a conference with standards-based H.239 interoperable data collaboration, and be fully engaged as if attending on a videoconferencing room system. Participants can also review previously shared materials without interrupting the presenter using Radvision's unique advanced data collaboration/slider function.
Easy to join and invite others
Easily join videoconferences directly from clicking an e-mail link or through a mobile device calendar; access a company directory to invite attendees - all enabled by Radvision's advanced enterprise integration. Additionally, invite guest phones and video systems by their number or address.
Mobile broadband and WiFi capable
Videoconference from almost anywhere through mobile broadband or WiFi, which makes it a highly effective tool for business travellers. Radvision's NetSense bandwidth estimation and adaptation technology ensures high quality on mobile networks.
Visit http://www.bridgeconference.co.za from your iPhone or iPad to see more, or contact us on 012 991 7999 to find out more.
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