Just like everyone, I am closely monitoring the public health emergency and impact of
coronavirus. My paramount concern from the beginning of the crisis has been the safety of
our
DTEN community of employees, customers, partners and suppliers in China and other affected
countries. We are in daily contact with DTENers around the world providing support to our
community in every way possible.
As the CEO of DTEN, a video collaboration company for Zoom Rooms, this global health
emergency
has expanded my view on the importance of our technology. I started DTEN in 2015 to make
connecting, communicating and collaborating with each other easy, from anywhere in the
world. We
purposefully built our company with customers at the center of everything we do. We built a
culture that cares about our customers, partners and each other.
Our regional and local municipalities, educational institutions, hospitals, community
organizations and businesses are preparing for additional outbreaks and disruptions. Many of
these organizations are moving towards having employees work from home and limiting travel,
while looking for ways to keep their teams connected and their organizations in
operation.
I believe it is my responsibility, as the leader of DTEN, to support those impacted by
coronavirus and to help others prepare for possible impacts as the emergency grows. As part
of
this commitment, I am expanding access to our technology through our Stay Connected program.
As
the name implies, this new program makes it possible to easily and quickly connect using
DTEN
video conferencing solutions for Zoom Rooms.
Specifically, our Stay Connected program offers a 30-day free trial of a DTEN all-in-one
video
conferencing system. Zoom is equally participating, offering a free 30-day Zoom Rooms
subscription. The combination enables essential communication and collaboration to continue
uninterrupted during this emergency. To find out more or get started, call 1.866.936.3836 or
visit DTEN.com/stayconnected.
We will continue to look for ways to support everyone impacted by this crisis, and be
grateful to
everyone working on the front lines during this emergency.
Wei Liu, DTEN CEO
