Rhub Web Conference

Before you think of making an investment in buying a web conference system, you need to be aware of some of the facts regarding the equipment. There are several vendors in the market offering different types of web conferencing system, and very few have been able to reach the required technical standards. RHUB for one, has been able to meet all the technical challenges, and presently has over 4,000 customers which include banks, government institutions, and other high profile organizations having much restricted network environment.

RHUB TurboMeeting 3.0 web conferencing appliance offers hosting of meetings with multiple users all over the organizations in the world, disregarding any firewall restrictions that they might have, or any policy towards software installations. RHUB TurboMeeting 3.0 web conference product can be used by anyone who has Internet connectivity, and is able to browse the Internet. It allows the participants to join the conference in seconds, and it offers the option for the attendees either to view and not present, or do both while attending the conference. For interactive participation, where the attendee can view as well as interact, meeting manager software would need to be downloaded before starting the session, and this software instals at the click of a mouse.

Regardless of the quality of Internet connectivity that the attendees might have, RHUB TurboMeeting 3.0 helps you to complete your web based conferencing, as it detects and re-connects automatically within 10 seconds any of the disconnected meeting participants. RHUB TurboMeeting 3.0 offers interactive collaboration from PC as well as Mac systems, and also has adequate privacy protection, providing secured web conferencing features.

Unlike other web conference collaboration tools, RHUB TurboMeeting 3.0 can be used for various applications, such as, sales conferencing and product demonstrations, meetings which are held internally within an organization, providing remote support to customers, sharing of desktops kept at different places, engineering collaboration, and several other real time collaborative applications in which sharing of desktop computers is needed.

By: Prabir Sen

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