Latin America. ScreenBeam announced the immediate availability of ScreenBeam Conference for Windows 10 and the Beta version for macOS devices. ScreenBeam Conference connects the face-to-face participants of a meeting, wirelessly to the screen and the USB audiovisual peripherals (AV) of the room, allowing a smooth web conferencing experience using the UC platform of the user's choice (BYOM).
Users enjoy a completely point-of-contact experience with an agnostic solution that works with leading video conferencing services.
"Enabling the hybrid workforce to succeed requires technology that is flexible for different situations and simple enough for any presenter to use," said Scott La, Director of PLM and Support. ScreenBeam Conference users can easily host or join a web conference with their own device while taking advantage of the room's audio and video peripherals. This solution offers the flexibility needed to enable inclusive meeting experiences between remote and face-to-face participants regardless of room configuration with personal choice of web conferencing platform.
With ScreenBeam Conference, a device connects wirelessly to the room's display, camera, microphone, and soundbar, providing greater flexibility than traditional UC systems. This solution works with all major web conferencing services, including Teams, Zoom, GoToMeeting, and more, to provide conference-agnostic support.
ScreenBeam Conference uses the operating system's native wireless presentation technology, eliminating user contact with shared items in the room, such as buttons, cables, and control systems. This versatile experience is offered alongside ScreenBeam 1100 Plus, the industry's most flexible turnkey collaboration platform.
Unlike its competitors, ScreenBeam Conference is available as free software when used in conjunction with ScreenBeam 1100 Plus. Customers do not pay any license fees for this solution. In fact, over a three-year period, ScreenBeam customers get a significant TCO advantage, up to 3 times the savings over competitors' offerings.
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