ZTE Corporation has announced a partnership with Blue Jeans Network. This partnership will allow ZTE customers to experience Blue Jeans Network’s cloud-based video conferencing services (VCS) and connect easily to one another via their ZTE VCS products, creating a uniform user experience that fosters collaboration. Starting in August, ZTE VCS room system with Blue Jeans video conferencing services will be available in the US, Europe, Australia and Singapore.
“As a longtime pioneer in video collaboration services and the leader in interoperability, we saw partnering with Blue Jeans Network as a natural and seamless fit,” said Qian Min, General Manager of ZTE UC&C. “After seeing the success that Blue Jeans Network has had, we believe working together will be beneficial in expanding our reach and enable us to provide more options to our customers.”
“We're excited to work with ZTE to expand their reach into the Video Communications Services Market," said Stu Aaron, chief commercial officer at Blue Jeans Network. "This partnership is another example of sharing our expertise in interoperability and expanding our ecosystem. We look forward to working with ZTE to proliferate easy, open, and affordable video conferencing.”
Blue Jeans Network extends high-quality video communications beyond the traditional boundaries of virtual conference rooms by allowing individuals, employees, partners and family and friends, to connect and interact with each other seamlessly and effectively. Blue Jeans technology is being used by high profile customers such as: Facebook, Foursquare, Match.com, and Stanford University, companies and institutions that have benefited from the anytime, anywhere and from practically any device, capabilities of video collaboration.
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