DTEN's latest innovation provides a shared digital canvas designed to optimize team inclusion across the hybrid workplace.
SAN JOSE, Calif., April 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- DTEN introduces DTEN ONboard, an interactive, touch-enabled device created to elevate collaboration in the hybrid workplace. DTEN ONboard allows equal access to its digital display for both in-office and remote users, promoting greater participation and optimizing inclusion. With its shared, persistent canvas, DTEN ONboard also inspires engagement before, during, and after a meeting.
"Collaboration isn't a single meeting, it's a collective, creative, and inclusive process. DTEN ONboard provides the interactive hub that enables the entire team to participate equally, to continuously build on ideas, and share progress," says Rick Corteville, CMO at DTEN.
DTEN ONBoard was developed in conjunction with Zoom as the first device natively supporting the newly released Zoom Advanced Whiteboard features. Designed to function as its own standalone appliance or as a companion whiteboard to any existing Zoom Rooms, ONboard features a 4K 55-inch display with 10-point capacitive touch screen. As with all DTEN products, it is simple to set-up, convenient to manage and intuitive to use. Callout capabilities include:
- Dynamic Engagement. DTEN ONboard serves as the focal point to brainstorm, diagram, and visualize concepts in the office —and is equally inclusive when remote team members join in.
- Advanced Touch. At the board or from a remote device, with a finger or stylus, the entire team can engage and participate in real-time.
- Persistent Hub. Keep going after the meeting ends, using DTEN ONboard to expand on ideas and add new content, together or asynchronously.
- Extendable Canvas. Pinch and zoom to keep expanding collaborations vertically and horizontally, all with seamless navigation.
- Easy Sharing. Collaborations can easily be sent via chat or by email to team members and shared with others as an invitation to join the project.
- Visualization Tools. Sticky notes, shapes and connectors, drop and drag images: all tools available to facilitate your collaborations.
"Many meeting rooms are equipped with legacy video conference hardware lacking touch capabilities," shares Corteville. "The addition of DTEN ONboard immediately adds fully interactive collaboration without minimizing video frames on the existing display."
DTEN ONboard also meets other hybrid office needs. It is readily compatible with Zoom's Workspace Reservation features, serving as an interactive map of available workstations and meeting rooms. The DTEN ONboard can also utilize Zoom Rooms Digital Signage to share informative multimedia content. Plus, it serves as an advanced presentation tool, offering a dynamic way to make a sales pitch, introduce a new product, or hold a company-wide meeting.
Corteville notes the new DTEN device is already winning industry accolades, "In pre-release, DTEN ONboard has been recognized with the Best Innovation for Meeting Rooms Award at the recent 2022 Enterprise Connect Conference."
DTEN ONboard is expected to begin shipping this summer with versions available for both Android and Windows operating systems. For more information, visit https://www2.dten.com/onboard-notify.
DTEN is changing the way people connect and collaborate through immersive, video-first devices and subscription services. Our solutions are found in businesses, schools, homes, and hybrid environments worldwide, delivering intuitive, high-quality, and real-life video conference experiences for every meeting space. As recipient of multiple international awards, DTEN is recognized for plug-and-play simplicity, superior audiovisual clarity, and fluent, elegant designs. DTEN was founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Jose, California; Zoom Video Communications, Inc. is an investor. Find more at www.DTEN.com.
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