By Kelly Kincaid
Every minute of the day, we’re living in the midst of a data explosion. As we sort through all the information — and misinformation — that abounds, it’s easy to get confused. Scouring the Internet for conferencing providers, for example, might leave you overwhelmed. But with so many options, how do we identify the best solution?
By Brad Dupee, FreeConferenceCall.com EVP of Business Markets
Do you remember the days when businesses were required to invest in expensive conferencing infrastructures and high-end boardroom equipment to provide quality video conferencing?
With the buzz around spiking demand for low-cost, enterprise-grade collaboration solutions, it would be only natural to associate a platform like FreeConferenceCall.com with business conferencing and online meetings.
In reality, though, FreeConferenceCall.com has been connecting people around the world for nearly 15 years. That has meant bridging all kinds of lives together. Often the motivation is business, sure; but also politics, faith, family — and everything in between.
In this increasingly digital world of remote engagement, it’s easy to feel isolated. Yet technology doesn’t always work against us. Reports show that more than 1 billion minutes of teleconferencing have been used for prayer lines over the past several years, the real impact of which has exceeded expectations.
According to long-standing FreeConferenceCall.com customers, weekly teleconferencing is a critical “lifeline” for churchgoers unable to join a fellowship in person. Indeed, these tele-sermons and prayer calls have become a workaround for single parents, people with disabilities, elderly congregants and anyone who was previously kept away by the daily demands of life.
By Brad Dupee
In Overcoming Resistance: 3 Critical Components of a Successful Tech Tool Rollout, we talked about how to manage a rollout from an IT decision-maker’s (ITDM) perspective. But what if you’re not part of the IT department? Don’t worry — we’ve got a strategy for you, too.
By Brad Dupee
Imagine you’re an IT decision-maker (ITDM) and are ready to implement a new Unified Communications (UC) tool. Maybe it’s exactly what your team needs to increase productivity, streamline operations or improve processes. Even if you’ve grasped the benefits and stepped confidently into the role of product champion, that new tool still needs to be adopted company-wide in order to make the impact you envision.
By Kelly Kincaid, Customer Care Representative, FreeConferenceCall.com
At FreeConferenceCall.com, we get a lot of calls into Customer Care about capacity. When we tell customers they can screen share, audio or video conference with up to 1,000 participants, they are usually shocked. We understand the incredulous guffaws. For most conference users, it’s hard to imagine how to manage such a large meeting.