Vidyo (News - Alert), Inc., the first company to deliver personal telepresence, has partnered with UST Global, a provider of IT services and solutions for Fortune 500 and Global 1000 enterprises, to develop customized video conferencing solutions for Global 1000 companies.
Officials with Vidyo, a SIP End Points integrator, said that as part of the pact, UST Global will adopt Vidyo’s personal telepresence platform as a company-wide vehicle for day-to-day internal business communications, and also use the Vidyo platform with its APIs to create customized retail, financial and healthcare solutions, in conjunction with its software development business.
“We are pleased to welcome UST Global as an important new member of the Vidyo partner community and as a customer who will be using Vidyo's solution to meet their own global communications requirements to drive productivity across multiple continents," said Ashish Gupta (News - Alert), CMO and senior vice president of corporate development of Vidyo, in a statement.
Gupta said that it is a testament to the strength of Vidyo's platform that UST Global, whose focus is on delivering innovative solutions to Global 1000 companies, has selected the company’s platform to build Vidyo Enabled Business Processes (VEBP) for UST Global customers.
"We are excited to be the first global systems integrator to join the new Vidyo Developer Program and we believe that Vidyo’s technology compliments our strategy to build collaboration directly into custom applications -- especially mobile applications," said Tony Velleca CIO, UST Global.
Velleca said that Vidyo's APIs are ideal for systems integrators; no other video communications platform offers the kind of flexible architecture, level of interoperability, and technology that can affordably scale and grow with the company’s business needs.
TMCnet in November reported that video conferencing leader Vidyo has unveiled a breakthrough in the scalability, flexibility and affordability required to deploy video conferencing services.
The company has come to market with the first-ever virtualized video conferencing infrastructure so service providers can ultimately offer unlimited multi-point scalability and low-latency rate matching in order to accelerate the adoption of high-quality, universal video conferencing on any end-point.
Edited by Carrie Schmelkin
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