leads Unified Communications to iPhone
Cisco Systems, a company based in San Jose (California, USA) and currently the worldwide leader in networking for the Internet, today announced the availability a new set of collaboration tools for users of Apple's iPhone 3G device, among which include WebEx Meeting Center and Unified MeetingPlace.
With the implementation of Cisco WebEx, which can be downloaded for free from the AppStore, iPhone users need only click at its terminal to cater for a meeting I have been invited. With Cisco WebEx Meeting Center for iPhone, users can share documents, check the list of participants in the meeting, always know the name of the person speaking and even initiate a chat with other participants.
The online meeting, users can take advantage of the opportunity provided by Cisco to conduct audio and web conferencing simultaneously on both networks, whether 3G or wireless 802.11 (Wi-Fi). The solution is compatible with various configurations such as those based on Software as a Service (SaaS) Cisco WebEx Meeting Center, the facility based on in their workplace Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, or provided by the Service Provider Cisco partner. Users must have updated your subscription to WebEx services or to schedule a meeting.
June Bower, vice president of marketing for WebEx technology group at Cisco, said that collaboration solution for the iPhone emphasizes Cisco's commitment to bring the productivity of the company preferred environment for each user. June Bower indicates that combine an effective collaboration solution, a rich user experience and the appropriate device, both business users gain.
In a future version of the product Cisco will include the ability to see from Cisco WebEx Meeting Center to the participants of the meeting and the speaker from Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. Users can also transfer conference started with Cisco WebEx Meeting Center and Cisco Unified MeetingPlace from 3G iPhone Apple Computer, U.S. technology giant based in Cupertino (California, USA), in an office environment, transferring the sound to a phone Cisco IP and web conferencing to a computer so as to improve the collaboration experience. This task can be made also in reverse.
Source: www.telcommunity.com
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