| Desktop Conferencing FAQS | |
| 1. What is Desktop Conferencing? | |
| Desktop conferencing allows real time conversation between you and your fellow staff member so that you may have personalized discussion over any topic you desire. | |
| 2. Why do we need Desktop Conferencing (DC)? | |
| With the increasing size of campus and increasing no. of staff members, DC enables us to have a quick conversation with a fellow member & his team without wasting any time in going from one place to another. | |
| 3. My call gets disconnected after 5 minutes? | |
| In the initial implementation stage of Desktop Conferencing we are targeting an average time of 5 minutes between 2 users. In case you wish to speak longer, you may press the Call button again and resume the conversation. | |
| 4. What are the basic requirements to start a Conference? | |
| All you require to start a Desktop Conferencing is a Computer that has Desktop Conferencing Software installed in it, a camera, a Headphone & Mic and another person with all these things to interact to. | |
| 5 . What is the advantage of Desktop Conferencing? | |
| The advantages are immense but to name a few, it saves time, makes you more efficient, gives you an instant access to your colleagues, allows you to share files and discuss simultaneously. | |
| 6. How is it different from Video Chat? | |
| There is a huge difference in the quality of picture & voice transmission. Desktop Conferencing is a very superior and sophisticated form of Video Chat which is used in all good Corporate Chains and Global Groups. | |
| 7. Can I do Desktop Conferencing with anybody in the campus? | |
| You can do it with only those people who have the Desktop Conferencing Kit installed with them. | |
| 8. Can I do Desktop Conferencing from my Laptop? | |
| No, currently we are providing DC feature on Desktops only. | |
| 9. What is the difference between Desktop Conferencing & Video Conferencing? | |
| Desktop Conferencing is a mini version of Video Conferencing, it does not require Public IP's and can run on local network only. | |