6 Video as a Service Cloud Providers

Blue Jeans boasts the number one cloud-based videoconferencing service available. The company is the leader in their industry for the U.S., and looks to continue to expand in the coming year. The solution transcodes devices to make sure that everything works together on the service; if you have a camera you can join with at least a 3G network connection. Their free app is available on iOS and Android operating system.

Videxio offers a cloud-based video conferencing services with a unique strategy of getting their service to customers. Videxio allows for users to be assigned a number, like a phone number, to be assigned throughout their devices. When someone calls, smartphones, tablets, laptops, desktops, or any device connected rings. Users can schedule meetings by setting up times and adding people from Videxio or other video conferencing services. The service works on a global backbone, with pubs set up across the country. Your system connects to the nearest hub to strengthen connectivity. Videxio partners with distributors, who then sell the service to customers. This way, Videxio doesn’t need to worry about selling the service, only ensuring that the cloud is working properly at all times.

Tely Labs has created an all-in-one video calling device that can be plugged into a monitor and network interface and ready to use. The device includes video codec, camera, microphones, network connectivity, and expansion slots within the device. TelyCloud service, included in the purchase price of the TelyHD, allows for 6-way videoconferencing and application sharing in the cloud. Also supported is connectivity to traditional videoconferencing systems such as Polycom and Cisco, other cloud-based services such as Blue Jeans and Videxio, and the device is Skype-certified.

StarLeaf offers videoconferencing solutions for desktops, rooms, and mobile videoconferencing. The company creates its own hardware including webcams or monitors with built in videoconferencing and content sharing capabilities. The system can come with a solo touchscreen or telephone with touchscreen interface to manage the system and call out to start conferencing. The company has its own cloud based system for videoconferencing and provides service to customers.

Pexip offers an expansive cloud-based videoconferencing service. The service boasts capability to connect at least 200 people from different devices onto the same virtual call at one time. The software is purely software based and virtualized, so the system can run on any desktop or mobile operating system. Users can control the conference and view presentations from their personal device.

AGT utilizes intellectual property, EncoreB2B, and years of experience to power a cloud environment with its Video-as-a-Service platform, be it a public cloud, private cloud, or hybrid of both. This unique approach enables secure, high-quality video conferencing that works with a wide range of video-enabled devices and endpoints, including proprietary video conferencing systems, tablets, smartphones, web browsers and desktops.