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Vistacom Tech Expo 2023: Unveiling Pexip’s Seamless Video Communication Solutions

A platform provider shares how breaking down silos between fragmented meeting systems transforms enterprise communication

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A platform provider shares how breaking down silos between fragmented meeting systems transforms enterprise communication

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As Vistacom Tech Expo 2023 commemorates its 15th anniversary, it opens its stage again for trailblazers in the tech industry, providing a platform to unfold novel solutions. In a series of booth interviews, attendees get a closer look at the burgeoning innovations in the Audio-Visual (AV) realm, probing into the advancements that will bolster communication and collaboration across various sectors.

In this illuminating Vistacom booth interview, Tim Holmes, Senior Account Director with Pexip, delineates the essence of Pexip's offerings – bridging interoperability in meeting platforms for standard-based devices like Cisco and Poly. The spotlight shines on RealWear headsets, designed to extend a virtual eye into field operations, allowing for real-time sharing of visual information. Holmes elaborates on Pexip's tailored solutions across public, federal, enterprise, and healthcare sectors, underlining the global outreach and customization that Pexip brings.

Furthermore, Holmes accentuates Pexip's strive to simplify video calls to the ease of a phone call with just a button push. Showcasing a standard SIP-based video conferencing system integrated into Microsoft Teams and Zoom meetings, Holmes exemplifies the versatility and ease of Pexip's video communication solutions.

TheRealWearheadset holds potential for myriad use cases, from remote technical support in manufacturing to critical field evaluations in energy or communication sectors.

This engaging dialogue with Tim Holmes underscores Pexip's mission to streamline video engagements across diverse operational landscapes, embodying the spirit of innovation that Vistacom Tech Expo 2023 encapsulates.

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My name's Tim Holmes. I'm a senior account director for exit, technology company that, offers interoperability into meeting platforms for standards based devices such as Cisco and Poly. As you can see, my buddy over here realwear headsets where we give the people in the field the capability to actually, you know, share what they're seeing, you know, virtually and and inconvenience. We have a public sector team and a federal team. We have an enterprise team and we have a health care team. We're in a lot of countries around the globe. We have a self hosted software that can be fully customized and branded to whatever organization's needs that there are. We also offer an out of the box subscription service, that is software as a service. So at Pexip, we have the ability to actually make video calls, as seamless and as easy as a telephone call. Actually, we do it easier with, just the push of a button. So today, we have a standard SIP based, video conferences them that is dialed into a Microsoft Teams meeting. We also have the ability to have that same system join a Zoom meeting. Our realwear headset. That would be a a device that would be taken out into a field. Let's say you're an oil company. You have to look at, you know, maybe cracks in some kind of a tank or something, or you are a a, you know, communication company, and not many people like to climb on a tower. Maybe we get one brave gentleman such as my colleague here to jump up and climb up on the tower, and he can actually transmit what he's looking at to, you know, technicians and engineers that are maybe across the globe. On this side, we're actually using, our Pexup API suite to provide multiple different use cases for video engagement. What I'm wearing on my head is the realwear headset. This can provide multiple different use cases from manufacturing work close to, remote tech support use cases around maybe tele wound, or use cases within the medic area as well from an ambulance being out in the field. Outside of that, a couple of the other demos that we have on this screen are, leveraging our API suites. Being able to use your, you know, standard USB cameras on maybe a tiny PC to embedding, video engagement workflows, So lots of stuff to be able to show today. So come check it out.

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