Comments for Webinar Software - video conferencing tools

Comment on what are the advantages of video conferencing? by Carlyy :] xo

Carlyy :] xo — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 06:57:07 +0000

If they want to hold a meeting but cant get the people from Asia over to England video conferencing could be used, emm you can see their facial expressions to tell if they’re lying? I duno if thats one! It saves time cause they dont need to travel to other places for meetings, it’s more personal, meetings can be organised at short notice and employees can work from home

Comment on what are the advantages of video conferencing? by Alicetare

Alicetare — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 06:21:41 +0000

Perhaps the biggest advantage or benefit video conferencing has to offer is the ability to meet with people in remote locations without incurring travel expenses or other expenses associated with face to face communication. Business meetings, educational meetings, healthcare conferences and more can all be easily conducted thanks to video conferencing technology. Individuals living in remote areas can also use video conferencing to keep in touch if you will, with the world at large.

More people are easily accessed and contacted using video conferencing. Because of this technology information and knowledge are often disseminated at more rapid rates, and collaboration between people occurs more willingly and freely. Students can take advantage of video conferencing to take classes at distant locations that would normally be unavailable. They can also take classes that will accommodate busy schedules.

Video conferencing can stimulate better brainstorming, knowledge sharing and information gathering. Businesses can use video conferencing to provide presentations to key members of an organization or to solicit new clients in a professional manner, regardless of their location. The possibilities for communication are virtually endless thanks to video conferencing technologies.

Comment on Q&A: just attended a webinar re becoming a headhunter/exec recruiter for that crm global resources. is it real? by Kittysue

Kittysue — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 20:03:35 +0000

Never head of that company but to be a headhunter/executive recruiter you need to have at least 5 years experiences as a Human Resources Manager. You also never pay money. No job will charge you money before you start. A real company should take any training fees, etc out of your first paycheck, not make you pay upfront

Comment on Q&A: just attended a webinar re becoming a headhunter/exec recruiter for that crm global resources. is it real? by James

James — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:52:57 +0000

I also attended the seminar, it does seem a little fishy that most of their information is stolen from american staffing solutions website. Also their address is a STE that is called PostNet. I am guessing this is a company that has post office boxes. just start comparing what you see. But if you call the call center, There are multiple that work at the corporate office. Its a lot to do to setup this big of a scam, but that is not to say they couldn’t do it. What have you found on it?

Comment on I am looking for a website that offers video conferencing? by Conference Calling

Conference Calling — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 06:54:31 +0000

DimDim sounds like it might be up your ally.

Its a free meeting place for up to 20 people.

They provide whiteboard, chat, video, audio, desktop sharing.

It can also be used in with a telephone service or through the web (via flash) (they use a US based service)

for Australian users you can use Greymouse Teleconference for the teleconference calls

Comment on Q&A: What is the Video Conferencing used in the movie “In my Life” starring Vilma Santos? by CountryGirl

CountryGirl — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 03:53:43 +0000

You might want to try http://www.accuconference.com/ I know they are a good company to use but I’m not sure if the movie used them or not.

Comment on I need to buy a Video Conferencing Device? by ZimBiz

ZimBiz — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 08:01:46 +0000

I market a competitively priced Voice over IP (VoIP) video phone which is used for video conferencing including in distance learning programs. Please see our website http://www.hiagt.com for product information and let me know if you have any questions. Because the products use VoIP, they work anywhere in the world. The VoIP technology uses high speed Internet or broadband to work.

Comment on video conferencing? by IT_GUY

IT_GUY — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 09:55:58 +0000

Order from the most important to least important

1. High speed internet
2. RAM
3. decent/good Camera + headset
4. video card (optional)

If you want a really really good webcam, try this:

USE CAMCORDER AS YOUR WEBCAM!!!

I know it’s kind of weird, but camcorder has a lot of more higher resolution (around 720 dpi) than webcam does (around 320 dpi)

Comment on video conferencing? by hokben_1983

hokben_1983 — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 09:38:55 +0000

I’ve make some paper research when i still on college about videp conference, I used Intel Pentium IV 2.8 Ghz, RAM 1 Gb, Internet connection 128 kbps, external modem, VGA Card GForce 4Mx 440 64 Mb.

Do you use a bundled software or you make the software for the video conference? I, and my team, made a program to perform the video conference task, so we try to develop it to use the buffer well. I suggest you to use some Banasoft ActiveX Object to make some video conference software that run fast and stable.

Comment on video conferencing? by Group Technologies & Exports

Group Technologies & Exports — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 08:40:38 +0000

Computer configuration – RAM, HDD, Processor, etc.

Camera (not sure about the video card though) and its constituents like cables, connections, etc.

Internet connection.