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I am very confused by this post.
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- But, LiveTiles doesn't just provide intranet software. LVT works heavily with Microsoft teams which has grown by circa 1000% in the last 3 weeks, when measured by number of meetings. The LVT product can allow for intelligent scheduling, audio transcriptions and recordings of Teams meetings.
LVT is per the recording, recent investor conference and website providing deployment support for Teams, given the rapid uptake of its use globally. It probably gives them an extra income source in this environment. If you have used Teams then you will know that it schedules, and records sessions. LVT's products don't. LVT is using this opportunity to push the "power pane" tool for use in Teams.
- Since COVID-19, LVT is now working with Microsoft Teams to provide a telehealth product for medical professionals. The product also allows secure recordings of medical appointments conducted through telehealth.
All LVT is doing is providing deployment support on how to use Teams to do a telehealth consult.
- The Microsoft Teams/LVT telehealth product is charged on a $XX + GST per healthcare professional per month model, which gives free access to Microsoft teams and allows for unlimited patients to be seen via telehealth. Data is all secured within Australia using Microsoft level security, with proven health grade security and privacy
No charges are mentioned in the recording. I assume all you are referring to is an O365 subscription. The security is provided by Azure hosting (if that is used) of Teams. Nothing to do with LVT product.
- LVT is not trying to replace clinical systems or medical/health records. Instead, LiveTiles products work within Microsoft Team and many other apps allowing interoperability. The LVT/Microsoft telehealth solution also provides integration to outlook calendar and can securely hold private 1:1 calls (telehealth), or the same platform can also cater for other clinicians to join in a group conversation.
There is no MSFT/LVT product telehealth solution. All that is talked about is using Teams for holding telehealth calls. He mentions in passing the "power pane" though that is not central to the presentation.
You seem to have embellished or made up most of this commentary. Why?
