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Sunday, September 29, 2013

Webinar Software: The New Way To Conduct Meetings

By Ken Morrison


Webinar software is the new way of conducting meetings. No longer is it necessary to travel to attend a meeting or a seminar, it now can be attended on any desktop or laptop. Often there is not much that has to be downloaded.

The person setting up the meeting will schedule a time within the online meeting software. This in turn can send out invites to the people that need to attend. The recipients only need to click on a special link, which will take them to the site.

It will only take a few minutes to load the online meeting software onto the participant's desktop after they sign on. Within the email received, there is typically a password provided that is used to get into the meeting. There is not a lot of technical knowledge needed to gain access, and no special equipment required.

Web conferencing software not only allows the person hosting the meeting to interact with those in attendance, but they also can interact with one another. The host can give control of the room over to individuals which can allow them to show how a program might work. Webinar software can also provide the ability to chat with one another without the entire room knowing what is being said.

This type of web conferencing software allows companies to save time by not having staff leave the office to attend. It can also reduce money spent on traveling and other expenses associated with long distance meetings. It is also easy to attend the meetings even if away on business elsewhere. As long as there is an internet connection, they can be there.

Many thought that by the time the turn of the century came about, technology would be greatly advanced. The use of webinar software makes it appear it is on its way. These programs have allowed brainstorming and sharing of information in a way that is easier than ever before. There is no need to travel as much, which keeps employees in their offices taking care of business.




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