Utelogy, provider of management, monitoring, automation and analytics software for unified communications systems, has joined the Barco ClickShare Alliance Program as a validated technology partner.
According to the Los Angeles, Calif.-based company, this extends Utelogy platform’s capabilities. The platform for managing audiovisual and unified-communications devices and peripherals will now include Barco’s ClickShare Conference solution for wireless presentation and conferencing.
Per a statement, Barco is continually expanding its Alliance Program. It is doing so by adding complimentary solutions to help integrate technologies and give users and technology professionals a seamless experience. Moreover, Utelogy room management solutions include U-Manage and U-Automate. With this, organizations can now simplify meeting-room deployments. They can also optimize efficiency, minimize reaction time and reduce costs, Utelogy says.
Added Benefits
Utelogy solutions can interface to ClickShare via its Rest API for seamless integrations and updates. As a result, the integration helps deliver a range of benefits. These include proactive monitoring with customizable alerts and notifications. It also features enhanced room readiness, network automation and self-healing, advanced analytics and custom dashboards.
“We’re happy to work together with Utelogy on the integration of ClickShare into their enterprise-grade platform for managing, monitoring, controlling and automating connected workspaces,” says Johan Pirot, head of MX initiative and strategic partnerships meeting experiences at Barco. “Our joint partnership will help IT managers to manage and monitor their ClickShare units in the meeting room and beyond. The future of work is only one click away.”
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Utelogy CEO, Kevin Morrison, says the integration allows users to monitor the health and status of ClickShare devices across an entire estate. “This integration will deliver more intuitive in-room control and let users focus more on their content and collaboration during meetings and not the technical logistics behind the scenes,” Morrison says.
A version of this article originally appeared on our sister-site, My TechDecisions.
