IOCOM Leads Video Conferencing Discussion at ITEXPO

 

MIAMI – January 20, 2010 – IOCOM, a leading software provider of enterprise-class video conferencing capabilities, today announced its broad participation at Internet Telephony’s (News - Alert) ITEXPO East 2010 conference in Miami January 20-22. At the show, IOCOM will be featured in an industry panel session entitled “Taking Telepresence Beyond the Boardroom.” The company will also be exhibiting and demonstrating a beta version of its new cross-platform visual communication and collaboration solution, Visimeet.

In the panel at 9:30 on Friday, Jan. 22, J. W. Penland, IOCOM’s EVP of Subscription and Hosted Services, will discuss how new Internet-based technologies are allowing seamless integration between telepresence systems, PCs, laptops, and smartphones. He will also elaborate on ways that video conferencing is evolving to make it easy for people to hold face-to-face meetings anywhere, anytime, through virtually any Internet-enabled device, dramatically altering the business communication landscape.

“A dramatic evolution is underway in the video conferencing industry, and the old way of thinking about video as confining participants to a secluded board room is quickly becoming a thing of the past,” said Penland. “We’re excited about the opportunity at ITEXPO (News - Alert) to discuss and collaborate on the latest advancements in video conferencing with some of the most innovative companies in the communications industry.”

At its ITEXPO booth, IOCOM will also be demonstrating a beta version of its breakthrough Visimeet video conferencing and collaboration service. The Visimeet service, designed specifically for businesses, will be the only video conferencing solution that offers true multi-party performance securely across different hardware platforms – from telepresence room to smartphone. Through fully integrated video conferencing, desktop and file sharing, and instant messaging, Visimeet delivers a comprehensive visual communication service –globally - for a low monthly user fee.

ITEXPO East 2010, one of the world’s largest communications conferences, takes place at the Miami Convention Center January 20-22. IOCOM will be exhibiting in booth #221.

 

IOCOM is a Chicago-based software provider that helps keep people connected through video, data and audio conferencing. Its trusted solutions work with virtually any Internet-enabled device, including room systems, PCs, laptops and smartphones. IOCOM’s focus is on delivering the high performance necessary for smooth audio and video without the cost and complexity of bulkier, proprietary systems. Fortune 500 companies, government and education institutions, researchers, skilled workers, and general consumers around the world currently rely on IOCOM’s solutions. For more information, please visit http://www.iocom.com.

 

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