The MeetingPlace suite of voice and web conferencing products is an
integrated communication and productivity tool that is deployed on the
corporate network behind the company firewall for unprecedented security.
Access to MeetingPlace conferences is easy via popular end-user desktop
applications like web browsers, IM clients, and standard IP-based phones.

Because MeetingPlace integrates with common interfaces, such as groupware
clients, web browsers, and PSTN and IP-based phones, users can quickly
schedule and attend conferences using their preferred interface from any
location.

MeetingPlace uses your organization’s existing telephony or IP-based
infrastructure to provide voice conferencing over PSTN and IP phones.

MeetingPlace can also be integrated with your organization’s standard
business applications, such as e-mail, Microsoft Outlook, and Lotus Notes. To
facilitate integration with these resources, system options are installed on a
Windows-based server that communicates with MeetingPlace over your
network.

To facilitate advanced user interfaces and integration with other shared
network resources, the MeetingPlace conference server also connects to your
Local Area Network (LAN) or Wide Area Network (WAN). The conference
server communicates with MeetingPlace desktop software products to
facilitate integration with other network resources.

Attending conferences

Users can easily attend “meet me” conferences. At a predetermined time and
date, participants dial the MeetingPlace phone number and enter a
meeting ID, a unique number that identifies each meeting.