Internal Video Call Service
ارتباط موثر منطبق بر ساختار سازمان
ارتباط موثر منطبق بر ساختار سازمان
Internal video call service has been designed and executed in order for simplifying internal communication of company, with the most effective none-attendance communication method as a priority which is video contact. In other words, this service is a feature like a central telephone system, but profiting video contact which local limitation means nothing to it. Company staff can make video contacts, with no geographical restrictions, and even invite others to hold virtual meetings.
Therefore, company members can make the most out of the most effective none-attendance communication method (video discussion) under the brand-new VC conference technology and in SHOOKA cloud, and access each other openly regardless of place, instead of making voice calls.
Considering the fact that there are different departments and sections in a company and they need to have different access levels in contacting one another, SHOOKA has predicted a classification feature for company members in internal video call service. With this feature staff of each department would have contact access to only their own department members. Of course, this classification authority will be by company manager in open or limited levels.
Therefore, internal video call users can make dual/ multiple user video contacts with their own group members without leaving their desk. Other members can invite their contacts, even from miles away, to this video call, they can hold virtual meeting, share content and record the meeting. All this, made as simple as a call, without scheduling formalities, with classification of groups and departments you define in this service for your company.
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Classification option for your company
Direct dual user Video Communication feature (p2p or point to point) between group members
Group meeting feature (p2mp) among group members
Determine, eliminate or add group members
Sharing content or desktop screen
Meetings Record feature