TKO
Adds Streaming Service to Video Conferences
SAN
JOSE (September 5, 2006) - Turn-Key Operations,
Inc. (TKO), a video communications solutions provider
serving commercial, government, educational and
international enterprises, has added live and on-demand
streaming capability to the services its customers
can select for point-to-point and multipoint conferences.
The conference streaming services can now be added
to any video or audio conference hosted by TKO.
In
order to meet continually expanding needs within
business and government for visual and audio communications
services, TKO has launched a set of new products.
These products target the growing need to extend
the value of business communications beyond the
time and place of the meeting itself through use
of Internet streaming. The Company's new services
enable customers to request an online recording
of video and audio conferences that can be retrieved
from the Internet using RealPlayer™ or Windows
Media™ Player. Virtually any business meeting
can now be streamed live or recorded for later
viewing in an on-demand file accessible through
these players.
The
company has created a recording of a video conference
hosted by John Roensch, president and CEO of TKO
to demonstrate the Company's new services. The
video conference recording can be viewed as a
video on-demand stream at the following URL: http://www.visualwebcaster.com/event.asp?id=35516
"Physical
recording to tapes or DVD's has long been a standard
method of extending the life of business communications.
Today, with our streaming services for video conferences
and satellite broadcasts, TKO extends the reach
of business information by increasing its accessibility"
noted John Roensch, TKO's president and CEO. "Online
archival and hosting through the Internet allow
us to extend the reach of meetings. Most importantly,
our services ensure the same image and voice is
both seen and heard by every recipient of a message.
That's powerful."
About
TKO
TKO is an industry leader in providing reliable,
high-quality video communications solutions for
business, government, education and international
enterprises. Services include video conferencing
software and equipment (Tandberg, Codian, Polycom,
Sony, Initia AccessSwitch), video and audio streaming,
satellite broadcasting and event management. Founded
in 1995, TKO is based in San Jose, California,
with offices in New York, Washington, D.C., San
Diego, Singapore and Ireland.
RealPlayer™
and Windows Media™ are trademarks of RealNetworks,
Inc. and Microsoft Corporation respectively.
