Our technology is being used in the security field in companies such as BAE Systems stratsec, CyberPoint International, and for other uses like recording YouTube videos in http://www.jaksta.com/
Feel free to contact me, even if you just need some guidance.
Well wadyaknow
Not sure how integration would work.
You are less cynical than I.
Why do you give snarky trolls like kevinxucs advice on how to avoid/circumvent the hellban? If you took the time to read his post history, you'd see he's exactly the kind of 1 line, trollish, thoughtless commenter that we don't want to see in HN.
are you... looking at the same user I am?
https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=kevinxucs
I can make the following deductions about him.
1. This user is young, likely male, opinionated. None of these are problems.
2. This user tried take a shot at IE to posture socially, and did not expect that tact to fail.
3. When he was down voted, he changed his behaviour.
I told him exactly because of his post history. It tells a very clear story of what happened. A very clear and unfair story.
edit: Oh wait, you have show dead off, don't you? Yah turn that on, it paints a different picture.
Since they seem to build a product around whatever solution they will pick, they could as well do that with jitsi. What am I missing?
I haven't tried it out personally, but I've heard good things.
Basically they need a white-labeled, web-based video conference solution. They'd like centralized recording with the recordings accessible via an API and support 1-to-1 and 1-to-N broadcasts. They've played around with TokBox and UStream but they're not the greatest fit.
If anyone knows of a company or is working on a startup in this space I'll gladly point them that direction. They're a global e-learning company with huge government/education contracts.