IOCOM

IOCOM, formerly known as InSORS, is an American technology corporation that develops and markets video conferencing software, Visimeet. Founded in 1998 by Kevin Gleason and Michael Galich, and has an advisory board which includes Edward Zander, former Sprint Nextel executive John Garcia and Ian Foster Though based in Chicago, services are offered worldwide. Users in countries such as Azerbaijan, the United Kingdom, Brazil, and Singapore have benefitted from IOCOM’s collaboration and video conferencing services. The company's primary product, Visimeet, is multi-point conferencing software that gives users the ability to communicate via video, audio and data from laptop computers, large conference rooms, auditoriums, medical facilities, and command centers. Visimeet is a fully scalable program that can be used with off-the-shelf hardware. Users can make use of dedicated Telepresence room or use a laptop for mobility. The product can be used with virtually any Internet-enabled device and is described as being "IP-network centric" Customers from several industries make use of Visimeet's multi-point video conferencing capabilities and robust collaboration tools.