UnyteMeeting is a powerful, yet simple to use tool for securely displaying and orchestrating real-time presentations on the Internet. It provides the most common features needed for web presentations and requires minimal training and support. With UnyteMeeting you can quickly share anything on your computer with people anywhere in the world.

Quick and simple conferences

UnyteMeeting is reservation-less, starts quickly and has a simple sign-in process. Your presentations can be planned or started on-the-fly. There's no need to reserve anything. Use with an audio conferencing service is optional -- UnyteMeeting is useful for the bulk of those typical, one-to-one telephone calls. It's perfectly suited to ad-hoc conferences where simplicity and flexibility are required.

Easy to share presentations

Presentations can consist of anything you might want to share from a computer. You can publish and review the following:

Microsoft® PowerPoint®
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel®
IBM® Lotus® SmartSuite® products
IBM Lotus Symphony™ Open Document Format (ODF)
Adobe® Acrobat PDF documents

Conduct web tours, demonstrate Web services or leverage online content during presentations. Easily share desktop applications for real-time software demonstrations and application training. With a web camera installed, Presenters can also display live video.

Flexible and secure meetings

UnyteMeeting is flexible and secure. Joining UnyteMeeting meetings requires only a browser and an Internet connection. Users can join from any computer or web appliance (Windows, Macintosh, Linux, UNIX, Solaris) and there is nothing to download or install, eliminating the security and configuration problems often encountered with web conferencing tools. All communications are encrypted with 128 bit SSL to keep presentations confidential.

Easy conference tools

Conferencing functions and tools are easily accessed through a simple Toolbar and Participants List. From the Toolbar a Host controls the presentation and determines what Participants see in their own conference windows.