Airtame to unveil the future of hybrid conferencing at InfoComm

At his booth in InfoComm, Airtame will demonstrate how it is putting people ahead of screens with a powerful hybrid conferencing platform. It will announce new functions such as Share to Call or Share from Browser.

Airtame will go to InfoComm 2023 where you will demonstrate your hybrid conference platform, showing commercial installers how they can streamline the collaboration experience across all screens, in all rooms.

It will also present its new strategic alliances, with demos on how their platform integrates with third-party conference equipment providers.

“Taking into account that the 64% of workers cite hybrid collaboration spaces as key to a positive office experience, “It is vitally important to develop user-friendly conference areas that provide high-quality, reliable communications.”, explains Susan Lund, Airtame CEO.

“Airtame has developed an intuitive and independent collaboration platform that integrators can leverage to sell better experiences to their end customers.”.

Will carry out demonstrations of Hybrid Display Plan (Hybrid Screen Plan) for hybrid conferences, an all-in-one screen sharing experience, digital signage and seamless hybrid conferencing powered by Hub Airtame.

Inside the platform, Airtame Hub integrates digital signage and video conferencing solutions to combine the quality and stability of traditional room systems with the flexibility of meeting solutions bring-your-own. Compatible with many of the most popular video conferencing solutions, is a powerful tool for organizations to transform their offices or classrooms into modern hybrid environments.

Hybrid Display Plan features will be displayed at InfoComm 2023, including new functionality Share to Call, which solves one of the biggest pain points experienced by users in hybrid meetings.

Hub Enabled, Share to Call allows anyone in a meeting room or classroom to instantly share their screen on a call. Microsoft Teams, Zoom y, soon, Google Meet y Webex, without needing to join the call from a personal device, fostering a flexible and seamless communication experience.

“This new feature makes hybrid meetings and classes truly equitable, as it makes it easier for both in-person and remote participants to share their screens”, adds Lund..

Another novelty that will be presented will be the new function Share from Browser, that democratizes screen sharing and hybrid collaboration for all users. Gives users the ability to share screen or start a hybrid conference call from the web browser of their choice, without having to download or install any new applications.

This is especially useful for first-time users., like the guests, and for those who have restrictions on running software on their computers. Con Share from Browser, Users can share to an Airtame screen in seconds without wasting time with installations. Just use an Airtame pairing code that appears on your screen, and select if they want to share a browser tab, windows or the entire desktop.

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at the fair, Airtame will also highlight its new partnership with advanced digital signage software developer Rise Vision to bring the best communication, safety and collaboration of your class at educational facilities. for the first time, Rise Vision emergency alerts will be able to override a screen sharing session on Airtame devices, bringing emergency alerts and greater security to classrooms.

Airtame will also showcase its strategic partnerships with various conference equipment vendors to offer a complete, cross-platform hybrid meeting solution that integrates screen sharing., digital signage and video conferencing to create a seamless experience for users.

According to Lund, Airtame provides installers with the tools they need to deliver the seamless collaboration required in today's offices..

“Our platform transforms organizations into truly equitable hybrid environments”, concludes Lund. “like never before, our hybrid conferencing solution allows users to forget about meeting links, the configuration changes and nagging issues that continue to plague hybrid organizations”.