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The Host has a vital role to play in a teleconference – the host arranges the meeting, invites the guests and keeps the teleconference in check.

This questions tends to generate a lot of diverging opinions, here are some of the more obvious ones to help you make this decision.

There has been a lot of discussion in the media about the recent launch of the National Broadband Network also known as the NBN.

Many industries use web conferencing for different purposes. If you’ve always wondered how different locations are not a concern for sharing and learning, here’s how web conferencing can help the education sector in delivering educational seminars, lectures, tutorials and training in the new age:

Customers choose Express Virtual Meetings for many reasons - here are some reasons why they stay. Learn more straight from the diary of our Conferencing Consultant, Zara, who lifts the lid from the hidden chest of how we 'WOW' our customers.

There are definite benefits of using teleconferencing for your business meetings. Some are outlined below:

A recent report by Carlson Wagonlit Travel that focussed on the best practices for optimizing Meetings & Events management showed that the use of virtual meetings is growing at 80 percent of organisations who participated in the survey. The authors cite that the reasons for this growth are technological developments and increasing cost pressures.

Have you thought of all the external factors that might disrupt your business? Here are a few scenarios that you might be familiar with:

Virtual meetings are conferencing call services designed to help your organisation manage time and improve communication. Using various conferencing solutions has proven to be beneficial for various organisations while helping save time and money.

Webinars or web presentations are just as important as a face-to-face meeting. They need the same planning and preparation to be delivered.