Many companies looking to use audio and video conferencing systems are always looking for ways to customize the way they use these systems. Coming to InterCall Unified Meeting 5 Collaboration Services can be a good way for companies to do just that.
One area in which InterCall Unified Meeting 5 allows the user to customize the call is through the addition of a branded conference room. This allows companies to give a more professional look when talking with prospective clients. Another area it allows some flexibility is the way in which a customer pays for it. While many companies offer only a flat monthly rate for their services, InterCall Unified Meeting 5 allows the customer to choose between a pay-as-you-go plan and a flat monthly rate. The pay-as-you-go plan can be a great option for companies that do not run many conferences but still need access to some system like this.
Once in the customized conference room, users get a great option to divide into smaller break out sessions. These sessions keep everyone connected to the same call, but it allows users to speak to other users privately. This feature is dictated by the host of the call and can be a great way for a group working on one project to split up and focus on different areas of that project. Each breakout room is supported with all the same features a main conference room will have like a video feed, VoIP communication, and a chat feature.
Another feature InterCall Unified Meeting 5 Collaboration Services seems to have thought through very well is the scheduling of meetings and conferences. There is an integration system that allows scheduling to sync with Microsoft Outlook. This can cut down on the endless string of emails and text messages spent trying to get everyone just to be in the right spot for a conference.
Some downsides to InterCall Unified Meeting 5 included the amount of people one call can included and its storage systems. If a user opts to pay the flat monthly rate, the calls will then only support 20 people. Also, it does not allow for any cloud based storage, which can be a problem for some users.
Please Contact Us if you are interested in bringing InterCall Unified Meeting 5 to your office.
Author: Brian Robert Higgins
Brian Robert Higgins is a Rutgers graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in English. He works as both a writer and a speaker, he uses his passion for communication to reach out to people in various ways. Recently married, he lives in Central New Jersey.
At ConferenceShopper, he contributes his passion by writing informative blogs on latest happenings in the field of Audio, Web, and Video conferencing services.
Once in the customized conference room, users get a great option to divide into smaller break out sessions. These sessions keep everyone connected to the same call, but it allows users to speak to other users privately. This feature is dictated by the host of the call and can be a great way for a group working on one project to split up and focus on different areas of that project. Each breakout room is supported with all the same features a main conference room will have like a video feed, VoIP communication, and a chat feature.
Another feature InterCall Unified Meeting 5 Collaboration Services seems to have thought through very well is the scheduling of meetings and conferences. There is an integration system that allows scheduling to sync with Microsoft Outlook. This can cut down on the endless string of emails and text messages spent trying to get everyone just to be in the right spot for a conference.
Some downsides to InterCall Unified Meeting 5 included the amount of people one call can included and its storage systems. If a user opts to pay the flat monthly rate, the calls will then only support 20 people. Also, it does not allow for any cloud based storage, which can be a problem for some users.
Please Contact Us if you are interested in bringing InterCall Unified Meeting 5 to your office.
Author: Brian Robert Higgins
At ConferenceShopper, he contributes his passion by writing informative blogs on latest happenings in the field of Audio, Web, and Video conferencing services.
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