What is the shared platform?
The shared platform involves providing access to virtual rooms, either on a dedicated or on-demand basis, allowing you to connect using any equipment and access method.
Benefits of the shared platform
In our virtual rooms you can collaborate remotely with anyone, anywhere, using our highly secure platform.
Whatever your equipment (a videoconferencing and telepresence room, a PC or even just a phone) and whatever your network, G2J will connect you and open up a world of collaboration, 24/7.
Video without the investment
When you buy videoconferencing equipment, you want a return on your investment. Yet very few organisations manage to reach this point before the original investment becomes obsolete.All your users hold the key to your success by making daily use of these collaboration tools. With the shared platform, you can benefit from videoconferencing and telepresence as a service, and only pay for what you need. All the benefits of videoconferencing with 0% capital expenditure.
So how do I sign up?
G2J can tailor its offering to match your planned usage.
If you are a regular user, a dedicated virtual room will be created in our infrastructure, giving you unlimited access.
If you only use the virtual room occasionally, G2J can provide on-demand access – you simply contact us any time to open the room.
Our infrastructure:
Our infrastructure provides more than 500 ports, available simultaneously. Our MCUs and gateways are distributed on four continents and there are no limits to connection capacity. We use the latest technologies to guarantee redundancy of our infrastructure at all times.
G2J's videoconferencing and telepresence servers and infrastructure are housed in our own data centres, delivering unique benefits in terms of security, redundancy and constant supervision.
Our network:
All platforms and systems are accessible via IP Guarantee, the private global IP network developed by G2J. IP Guarantee is a dedicated high definition and telepresence network, running on a secure infrastructure.
