Don't Be the Company with the Bad Web Conference!
12:55 PM | 
Author: Brett Bumeter - aka
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Web conferencing tools are getting better and more efficient year after year. With the plethora of options that combine VOIP with chat and VOIP mixed with video conferencing we have a lot to choose from. I have mentioned
Megameeting once in the past and wanted to mention them again. They provide a great web conferencing solution as well. They are extra useful as they are entirely browser based. So if you have a meeting with a client that has never used their service your client will not be required to download useless software.
I attended a web conference last month that required me to download Real Player at the last moment. I had no advanced warning and the download, install and configuration process took 40 minutes, no thanks to their menus and opt in and opt out screens. I ended up missing the meeting and the company hosting the meeting missed an opportunity to pick up a new client that day.
Don’t be that company!
1 Responses:
Overall its all win with video conferencing on the ground…We have gomeetnow.com software…and its too a great alternative for small business along with Cisco. A user could set up a skype and conferencing session to get around the audio and video sessions simultaneously. Ok, they are not integrated but not bad at all for free or a low monthly - especially when you compare it to the cost of a Webex and microsoft implementations.