Experts in the world of conferencing, video meetings, and communication, Lifesize recently introduced new additions to their impressive portfolio. For years now, the company has been building its reputation as a leader in video conferencing and collaboration, with accessible, affordable, yet high-quality solutions for connectivity. Now, they’re taking productivity and affordability to the next level with Lifesize Share and Lifesize Dash.
Lifesize Share means that teams will have the resources they need to easily access and present content during their meetings, without need to find and access the right dongle. On the other hand, Lifesize dash is an affordable and secure way for smaller companies to make a start on their video collaboration journey with a service that costs under £1,000. Lifesize’s new introductions ensure that any company can embrace productive meeting room experiences.
Introducing Lifesize Share
According to the CEO of Lifesize, Craig Malloy, the new “Share” service was designed to make it easier for team participants to present information and documents in meetings without wasting time trying to make their connections work. Lifesize share offers an accessible and innovative wireless solution that allows any smartphone, laptop, or tablet to connect and present content, without stress or fuss. Additionally, the Lifesize Share system can also act as a wireless access point for guest content sharing too.
All you need to do to tap into the benefits of Lifesize share is visit a custom URL in your web browser. Once you’re there, you can select the room that suits you, and Lifesize will take care of the rest. It couldn’t be simpler. The Lifesize technology even detects your computer with “ultrasonic sound waves” – how impressive is that? Lifesize Share starts at a price of £399.
Exploring Lifesize Dash
As well as next-level accessibility, Lifesize is also bringing affordability to the video conferencing space with their “Lifesize Dash” product. This low-risk solution for smaller businesses allows any company to start their video experience for less than £1,000. According to Malloy, many companies know how valuable video can be to their productivity in the meeting room space, but they simply don’t have the money to invest in building their own system. The “Dash” solution is designed to make Lifesize an option for any size of company.
Lifesize Dash comes packed with simple meeting controls, automatic updates, centralized management services, and more. It works with USB cameras and audio devices from a range of top providers like Yamaha, Huddly and Aver too, so you can simply create the meeting room experience that feels best for you. Since Frost and Sullivan suggest that there could be around 32 million huddle room spaces around the world that have nothing but a phone to facilitate meetings, Lifesize Dash could be the service that really brings the mini meeting room to life.
Lifesize Dash will be available during the third quarter of this year.
