WEBconference reduces global warming
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WEBconferencing: A Green Solution to Global Warming
Overview
WEBconferences significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions by eliminating the need for travel to meetings, thus helping combat global warming. They also alleviate the stress and costs associated with travel, such as driving frustrations, delays, wait times, and overall loss of time and money.
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WEBconferences are like traditional meetings but held online. Participants can share PowerPoint presentations, view documents, use interactive graphics, and even engage in collective decision-making through voting.
Leading this eco-friendly innovation is Tele-efficiency with its service, Conferenceware. This platform seamlessly integrates with Outlook for scheduling and Skype for voice communication, offering a free audioconference service. Participants can join through long-distance calls across North America and Europe, or for free via Skype.
The WEBconference market has grown by 28% annually over the past five years, as reported by Forrester Consulting, and this trend is expected to continue. The market could grow from $700 million to $2.8 billion by 2011, with applications like public webinars and eMeetings becoming increasingly popular, especially among multisite corporations and knowledge-based organizations.
Though WEBconference services often charge per-minute and per-participant fees, Conferenceware provides a more economical solution: a free 30-day trial, followed by a flat-rate service contract that includes unlimited meetings. Companies utilizing WEBconferences can cut travel expenses and enhance meeting efficiency, as they can be conducted at any time, from anywhere, and even on short notice.
Available in French, English, and Spanish across 15 countries on five continents, Conferenceware’s international English portal is www.tele-efficiency.net. The platform offers customizable interfaces in various languages, promoting cultural exchange and global collaboration. An online demonstration can be accessed at www.demo.conferenceware.info. With concerns like potential avian flu outbreaks, WEBconferences are increasingly adopted in business continuity strategies.
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