Xyte announced new cloud-to-cloud connectors with its Connect+ platform, enabling end users and integrators to remotely monitor and manage UC and AV devices from multiple vendors in diverse locations – all from a single, unified interface. Xyte’s cloud-to-cloud connectors include Zoom Rooms, Microsoft Teams Rooms, Crestron XiO, QSC Reflect, Neat, Poly, BrightSign, Domotz, Biamp, and others, with more connectors continuously added.

Many manufacturers have developed proprietary cloud platforms for their equipment. This fragmentation results in end users and integrators having to manage multiple clouds, making it challenging to maintain consistency and efficiency across platforms. By centralizing device management, Xyte Connect+ allows users to oversee all devices from a single, cohesive interface, simplifying operations and eliminating the need to navigate multiple cloud environments. This consolidation reduces training requirements and associated costs and minimizes the time end users and integrators spend switching between disparate platforms, enhancing operational efficiency. Xyte Connect+ transforms data management by aggregating information from various devices, standardizing it into a single format, enhancing clarity and streamlining data analysis.

With Xyte Connect+, both end users and integrators can stay ahead of equipment issues by remotely tracking and analyzing real-time information and alerts, thereby reducing downtime and extending product life spans while expanding (or reducing) system capabilities as needed without significant capital expenditure.

For complex, integrated solutions where devices need to communicate seamlessly across multiple clouds, Xyte Connect+ simplifies the management and location of devices by room and function, even when they originate from different manufacturer ecosystems. With robust security features, large enterprises can gain enhanced control across diverse vendor clouds, helping to mitigate security risks while streamlining operations. Xyte Connect+ ultimately enables organizations to unify their digital infrastructure, making it easier to scale, secure and support interconnected devices.