Alina Krukova 
Meet TrueConf Server 4.5.2, a new version of our video collaboration system bringing you a number of helpful improvements!
TrueConf has long been recognized for our commitment to deliver secure and easy-to-use video collaboration technology, help companies set up a productive remote workflow and at the same time stay independent from potential cloud security risks. Today, we are honored to announce that we’ve been included in the IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Enterprise Videoconferencing 2020 as a Contender. We believe that our inclusion is a strong indicator of our innovation strategy and ability to meet enterprise customers’ needs.
TrueConf has been named a “Contender” in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Enterprise Videoconferencing 2020 Vendor Assessment (doc #US46691620, July 2020). The report profiles twelve companies that are evaluated in terms of their capabilities, strategies, current offerings and other criteria relevant to short- and long-term market success.
“We are thrilled to be recognized in the IDC MarketScape report for the first time”, says Dmitry Odintsov, CEO at TrueConf. “As remote work is gradually becoming the new norm, employers need to facilitate greater collaboration and security to keep their teams connected. From delivering enterprise-grade video conferencing ecosystem to providing greater control over your corporate data, we’re helping our customers to make a seamless shift to remote work and strengthen their work-from-home security”.
On July 28, we held a webinar to give you a detailed review and a live demo of TrueConf MCU, a software-based MCU server compatible with all major video conferencing endpoints.
Lev Yakupov, Chief Marketing Officer at TrueConf, introduced TrueConf MCU, showcased its main features, described the differences between TrueConf Server and TrueConf MCU, and ran a Q&A session.
If you wanted to participate but couldn’t make it to the webinar, you are welcome to watch a webinar record:
Meet TrueConf MCU, our software-based MCU server for standards-based video conferencing endpoints.
Designed to replace outdated traditional hardware, TrueConf MCU is a purely software Linux-based solution that enables customers to scale their existing video conferencing system and substantially lower capital expenditure. Thanks to enhanced CPU and GPU optimization, TrueConf MCU supports video conferences for up to 150 participants.
Arsen Martirosyan 
Since the release of TrueConf Server v. 4.5 in March 2020, we have been getting a lot of feedback from the companies who successfully managed to move their business processes online and switch to a work-from-home scenario using TrueConf video conferencing software.
As we are entering the post-peak period, businesses are trying to get back to work while protecting the safety of their employees. With the release of TrueConf Server 4.5.1, our users can enjoy better privacy, more stable system performance, and a range of new features. Don’t forget to update!
Last week we rolled out our new TrueConf for iOS and iPadOS release. In the latest release, we have redesigned user profiles and improved conference manager buttons display. Additionally, it has become much quicker to navigate large address books for TrueConf Online cloud service users.
TrueConf 2.9 for iOS is already available for download on the AppStore, don’t forget to update.
Meet TrueConf 2.7 for iOS, a new version of our client application. The latest update makes it easy to search for users in the address book and quickly disable sound during video meetings. Additionally, we have fixed a number of bugs to make your video conferencing experience more seamless.
TrueConf 2.7 for iOS is already available for download on the AppStore, don’t forget to update.
Meet TrueConf 7.5.2 for Windows, the latest update of our 4K video collaboration application. It brings advanced integration with USB audio peripherals and meeting room solutions by popular AV manufacturers. The new application is already available for download. Don’t forget to update!
Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology implemented a telemedicine system that unified rural community eye centers and the main hospital based in Kathmandu. The new solution provided by TrueConf enables physicians to hold video sessions with their colleagues when screening patients and making preliminary diagnoses. This initiative has been critical to improving blindness prevention in many disadvantaged communities of Nepal.
Vision loss is a prevalent health problem in Nepal since the country is mainly located in the Himalaya where people have little access to medical services and are often struggling with economic difficulties. Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology recognized as a WHO collaborating center is a Kathmandu-based organization working to help people affected by vision impairments. The organization established 15 community eye centers (CECs) where patients living in geographically remote settlements could be screened for potential eye problems.
This program required a high-end video conferencing system allowing local medical staff to hold virtual consultations with their colleagues located in Kathmandu. The system also had to integrate with Remidio Fundus, a portable smartphone-based device for making eye images, and Aver PTZ cameras.