TeamSpot: Key Features
TeamSpot evolved in part from research into the unique requirements of team collaboration. It embraces an “ad hoc collaboration” philosophy that eliminates complexity and administrative overhead. A completely software solution, TeamSpot requires no special hardware and is compatible with all major software applications for Windows and Macintosh OS X. At the same time, features such as room-aware security measures that prevent intrusion anticipate the unique challenges of embedded computing technologies.
TeamSpot's powerful capabilities introduce a revolutionary approach to the interactive information workplace. Some of TeamSpot's most significant features are described in more detail below.
- New in TeamSpot 3.2
- TeamSpot Host: A Common Workspace
- The TeamSpot “Mini” Panel: Easy Control Over Key Features
- PointRight: Interacting Directly with Public Displays
- CrossWarp: Sharing Information Among the Team
- CrossPaste: Editing Content Across Devices
- Screen Sharing: Pushing a Private Desktop to a Public Display
- Session Archive: Real-Time Meeting Transaction Record
- Annotate: A Digital Highlighter
- Security: Keeping You and Your Data Private
- TeamSpot System Requirements