Xceed FCU Signs with Captive Indoor Media for Web-Based Conferencing

Published July 30, 2008, 7:17 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 1:07 a.m. EDT

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LOS ANGELES – Xceed FCU, known until recently as Xerox FCU, yesterday said it has selected Captive Indoor Media’s CaptiveMeetings as its platform to be used for its corporate web conferencing tool.

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The $750 million credit union previously was a customer of WebEx.

CaptiveMeetings is an enterprise level conferencing tool that includes up to four simultaneous, live video feeds with Voice Over Internet Protocol, screen sharing, meeting record, pass the ball, chat and whiteboard functionality. It allows customers to integrate live video, via Captive Meetings, to any digital sign connected to its digital signage platform. Through this feature, executives can address employees or customers at the screen level in a fully interactive way.

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