SMC-500

Huawei SMC2.0 video-conferencing management system SMC-500
With the rapid pace of technology development today, Telepresence and video-conferencing products are changing the very nature of communication by improving collaboration and teamwork, increasing productivity and reducing travel costs. With SMC2.0, IT departments can manage video resources including MCU, GK, Telepresence, HD/SD sites and desktop endpoints in a centralized and efficient manner. IT departments can also manage and monitor real-time device status to deal with warnings, upgrades and configuration over long distances which makes the system maintenance much easier. Conferences in various modes are easily set up and scheduled via Outlook, Webendpoints and managed using SMC2.0 which provides multiple means for scheduling and participating in conferences. It also offers abundant features and powerful functions that enable users to control conferences.
Huawei SMC2.0 can seamlessly integrate with Microsoft Ocs/Lync, facilitating users to use video conferences via this familiar software interface. It also provide standard SOAP interface for third-party integration allowing it to closely converge with various application systems in a broad range of industries. The hierarchical and role-based management functionality makes the system management more efficient and secure. User roles are defined appropriate authority access is assigned depending on the organizational level. SMC2.0 supports H.460 protocol for firewall traversal among public and private networks, thus allowing for the video communication of various organizational branches, enterprises, private networks and the internet. SMC2.0??s extensive report allows the operator to know the exact utilization status of the system, such as conference room usage rates, travel cost savings and carbon footprint reduction, therefore you can figure out the ROI gain using the video-conferencing system. In summary, Huwei SMC2.0 eliminates the complexity of device management and conference preparation allowing the users to focus on the conference itself, therefore improving collaboration efficiency and reducing operation costs.