Interoperability Improvements MeetingPoint 3.5 is optimized to accommodate variances in leading H.323 clients like Intel ProShare, PictureTel's LiveLAN, and Microsoft NetMeeting, as well as White Pine's own CU-SeeMe. The administration of MeetingPoint can now run through other web interfaces. The Meeting Planner, a new application, enables meetings to be scheduled without going through the MeetingPoint conference administrator. Any user may access the Meeting Planner via a web browser from his or her desktop to create, change or cancel meetings. The Meeting Planner also allows the user to set a password per endpoint for improved conference security and sends email notification to meeting participants confirming their conference.
Specific pricing is dependent upon the number of simultaneous users.
MeetingPoint is designed to be multiplatform, providing deployment flexibility in choosing the OS environment that is best suited for the application. The UNIX version will be available in November 1998. Introduced in October 1997, the initial version of MeetingPoint, version 3.0, received two industry awards in the first 120 days of its release. About White Pine Software White Pine develops multimedia conferencing applications tailored to business, education, and training. The company's vision is to enable the convergence of audio, video and data to provide users an enjoyable and rewarding conferencing experience.