Business – Page 5 – The Virtual Presenter

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ClickWebinar: Many features, what’s right for you?

TheVP
posted on August 27, 2012November 7, 2013
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I confess…13 years in the web conferencing industry and I’m still excited that I can have a real time audio/video/visual chat with someone ten time zones away. When I recently had a chance to chat with Agnes Jozwiak, the Poland-based Brand Manager for ClickMeeting (ClickWebinar), I was half

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A peek at Anymeeting, and the art of choosing a web conferencing provider

I recently had the good pleasure of catching up with Ken Hayes and Bob Menzies of Anymeeting, and seeing the latest version and vision. What I won’t recount here is a list of features you can easily observe for yourself. That said, there are a few points of value to note for those

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6 questions to ask your sales team about web conferencing

While at Microsoft I did a lot of sales training and support presentations for those same sales teams. For the latter, I was the invited expert to demo something – meaning it was the sales rep’s appointment to manage (including setting up the web conference). Over countless sales calls

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Review of TalkPoint Convey – self-service webcasting

Once upon a yesterday I worked at a company where reserving a conference room in the building required sending an email to an admin. It’s not like it was a hard task, it’s just the way it was. And if you needed to get a room quickly and they were at lunch or out for

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The “reusability paradox” & 5 tips for pre-recorded presentations in live webinars

As long as there have been events of any kind, meeting planners and producers have been getting creative to make it all happen. Likewise, pre-recording a presenter or presentation to be used in a live webinar or webcast is true the virtual producers among us. In part one of this two-part series I