With the numerous web and video conferencing services on the market today, someone is finally offering enterprises the ability to only pay for what they use. Most offerings play the overprovisioning "gap" game profiting from the unused capacity their customers are charged month in and month out. They sell meeting rooms or monthly per user subscriptions. eZuce has introduced a new cloud based web and video conferencing service called Viewme Cloud that makes visual collaboration available to anyone in your organization that would benefit from the service. There are no limits on the number of meeting spaces (VRMs) or participants. No need to schedule a meeting room or limit who can attend. By making the service available to everyone in the organization eZuce unlocks the adoption barrier that prevents most organizations from fully taking advantage of visual collaboration. Viewme Cloud's unique pricing model allows CIOs' and Line-of-Business managers the ability to set a budget for the service based on utilization rather than the number and size of meetings rooms. eZuce will either assess your existing spend on web and video conferencing and create a plan based on current utilization trends or calculate projected utilization based on your needs and build a rate plan. The typical comparative Viewme Cloud plan is priced at 50% less than most standard competitive plans while providing service to the entire organization. It comes with 100 FREE participant hours and allows for 10% over usage per month at no incremental charge. To find out more about Viewme Cloud please contact us at info@ezuce.com or start a free trial.
Finally, Utility Based Visual Collaboration
By
Jerry Stabile |
September
28,
2015 |
Tags:
Blog,
Viewme,
Video,
videoconferencing,
Visual collaboration,
Viewme Cloud,
cloud,
Visual interaction
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Written by Jerry Stabile

A thought leader and innovator, Jerry leads the team at eZuce as they change the way the enterprise interacts and collaborates. An industry veteran, he is committed to changing the status quo and has a proven track of success in the unified communications and collaboration industry. Jerry is also an outspoken advocate for open source software and works diligently to support projects such as sipXcom and many others.