Tixeo responds to the new needs of teleworking and collaboration

The company has included in its version 15.1 a new modality called Conference, which allows a speaker to lead a speech, a round table or organize a debate in front of an assembly of spectators connected to the system.

Tixeo has released a new update to its ANSSI-encrypted, end-to-end encrypted video collaboration solution.. The version 15.1 Its objective is to adapt to the new needs of users produced as a consequence of the health crisis that society is suffering..

Confinement has made it possible to democratize the practice of teleworking and remote collaboration, promoting new uses. Webinars, meetings and even municipal councils have been held remotely thanks to videoconferencing solutions. It is also very useful in the medical field., since it has allowed teleconsultations to be carried out and thus limit the spread of Covid-19.

The massive use of these tools and the new problems that arise, are redefining the video conferencing market.

To meet these new needs, Tixeo offers a new modality called Conference, which allows a speaker to lead a speech, a round table or organize a debate in front of an assembly of spectators connected to the system.

This function completes the other two existing collaboration modes: Reunion, which is the classic videoconference, and TixeoFusion, an advanced form of video collaboration in which participants appear as video bubbles and can create or join a group by selecting the participants they want to talk to. The latter adapts perfectly to teleworking, a las WarRoom (crisis management) or distance learning.

Tixeo's 100% French technology is CSPN certified and qualified since 2017 by the French National Agency for Information Systems Security (TRAP). In any situation and regardless of the number of participants, confidentiality of communications is guaranteed.

Its architecture allows, even in multipoint meetings, true end-to-end encryption (customer to customer) of audio streams, video and data through a server (AES end-to-end encryption 256), maintaining high adaptability to network variations.