We’re excited to add Ray Villareal’s voice of experience to the VSee business advisory board. With his extensive background leading and managing sales, services, support, marketing, global solutions, etc. in both in the startup and corporate arenas, we’re looking forward to working with Ray to build an even better VSee!
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At VSee, we want everybody to experience video collaboration at its best. That’s why we have moved to a freemium model.
We believe that people can work together better and develop stronger bonds when they can see each other. We also believe that people shouldn’t have to be bound by their physical location. As communications become less personal with the proliferation of media channels, VSee is just the right tool to help you work with people rather than messages.
VSee provides a free and friendly videoconferencing experience from multiple lifesize HD video streams to webinar meeting presentations to a family-style group video chat.
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For this year’s Lotusphere 2012, VSee is releasing a plugin for IBM Sametime that makes group video chat and and application-sharing both easy and secure. The plugin fits nicely into this year’s theme of “Business. Made Social.” by making face-to-face contact with customers and colleagues quick and convenient. With a single click it is possible to connect, communicate, and share information with others just as though everyone were sitting side by side. This kind of emphasis on collaboration and social interactions is what makes IBM such a successful company, according to Mark Fidelman’s article on Business Insider.
Fidelman says, “Work creates a unique social bond…between people, technology, and culture…that must also evolve…[and] responds [sic] to market conditions and customer demands.” For him, IBM has done this better than any other large company around by “fostering innovation through co-creation with its employees, suppliers, partners and customers.” IBM VP Sandy Carter partly credits this to their use of social technology, “employees use social computing tools to foster collaboration, disseminate and consume news, develop networks, forge closer relationships, and build credibility.” (Btw, Carter is also a Lotusphere speaker - Session BPDD104: Accelerate Your Social Business AGENDA: A Complete Framework, Practical Examples, And Expert Guidance For Partners Executing On IBM Social Business.)
The VSee web video calling integration is one such social collaboration tool that can help companies evolve into an effective social business. Research has shown that seeing faces is an important factor in forging those closer relationships, and building your credibility. Consider your own experiences, and the difference between the relationship you develop during a webinar presentation and the relationship you develop during a 10 minute video call conversation.
Join us next week at Lotusphere in booth #810 or contact sales for a demo.
Video Teaser – IBM Lotusphere & Connect 2012 Coming Soon!
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VSee HD Telepresence Conference Room
If you’ve ever drooled over Cisco’s Telepresence experience, it’s time for everyone to be able enjoy the same high-definition multicamera telepresence experience at an affordable cost. Why pay $250,000 per videoconference room, not to mention the time and money needed to overhaul equipment and IT infrastructure when VSee allows anyone to enjoy telepresence-quality HD videoconferencing with a regular PC and some good off-the-shelf webcams.
The niftiest part is that VSee is the first to make this possible to do over a wireless network. You can send up to 4 HD videos and receive 8 HD videos all over a single 4G wireless device! Also, don’t forget that VSee is about more than just seeing everyone’s beautiful faces up close and personal, it’s about providing easy-to-use teamworking tools so people can see and talk to each and get work done.
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