Overview – Based on a revolutionary unparalleled new media framework, BrightCom’s Visual Collaboration Server (VCS) is expanding the conference room experience with robust, interactive data collaboration integrated with real-time telepresence and video conferencing.
BrightCom’s VCS, a processor based, single network appliance, provides businesses with an all-in-one enterprise class telepresence and video conferencing infrastructure that combines meeting scheduling, administration, firewall NAT traversal and a complete set of integrated video and web conferencing capabilities. Through the VCS online-meeting environment, businesses can log-in to their secured online meeting environment and schedule meetings or start meetings spontaneously.
The VCS has enhanced media and document support enabling businesses to easily collaborate on a wide range of data. Microsoft ® Office files, PowerPoint ® presentations, Adobe Acrobat ® PDF files, high resolution images and video clips can be shared, edited and printed from their native formats, utilizing a lower amount of bandwidth.
Meeting participants can leverage the software-based conferencing infrastructure to remote control other participant’s desktops, cooperatively markup documents and pass control of the meeting to any participant. Other features include interactive white boards, audience polling and instant messaging adding to the teamwork and productivity vital for successful businesses.
The VCS powers BrightCom’s Lumina Telepresence and ClearView Video Conferencing with high definition, standard definition video and audio broadcasts shown in a multi-screen layout chosen by the meeting moderator. Alongside multiple data broadcasts, the VCS can display up to 16 video broadcasts with an unlimited number of meeting participants broadcasting from desktop web cams, conference rooms or telepresence suites around the world. Each telepresence or video conferencing endpoint automatically adjusts the video and data broadcasts to fit the meeting’s contents and participant’s video.
