Collaboration industry in transition at Enterprise Connect #EC16
Enterprise Connect event in Orlando next week will feature some of the biggest names in technology driving the next generation of unified communications. SiliconANGLE Media @theCUBE and Jim Burton’s team at UC Strategies will be extracting the signal from the noise in Orlando next week.
One company that will be disrupting the collaboration market is CafeX who will be featuring their Chime technology. Chime, a finalist for this year’s Best of Enterprise Connect Award delivers on the idea of 1-click collaboration with video conferencing. Chime delivers on the promises of Web real-time communications (WebRTC) by extending today’s video conferencing systems to every user on every browser with no software to install and up to 70% cost savings over comparable collaboration offerings.
According to CafeX, chief marketing officer, Sajeel Hussain, “Much like our traction in the market, CaféX’s presence at Enterprise Connect continues to expand year after year. Next week’s event marks a new height of engagement for CaféX, as we unveil our new brand identity while unleashing a series of product innovations designed to enhance journeys for teams, customers, agents and other enterprise stakeholders. We invite everyone to drop by booth 329 during the exhibition for live demos and exciting giveaways that provide a glimpse into the business potential of “making together happen” for many different environments and use cases.”
The transition from unified communications to the reality of today’s market is about taking real time engaging technologies from the web and mobile and moving to the cloud for hybrid and on-premise deployments. Successful companies will make it easier for companies to enhance live engagement using data and cloud within web and mobile applications.
CafeX executives will be on @theCUBE at Enterprise Connect next week. Look for the videos on SiliconANGLE.tv and #CubeGems on Twitter.
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