Audio Conferencing Product & Service

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  • How VoIP works

    VoIP is the newest advancement in audio communications technology, and has a variety of different applications that make it useful. VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol, and how VoIP works is actually quite revolutionary because it streamlines the process of sending analog audio signals by converting them to a much easier to send digital form for transmission.


  • Negotiating conference call etiquette for more effective meetings

    As conference calling has become more popular, more business people need guidance with conference call etiquette so that they are prepared when they present themselves in front of others on the call. Above all, conference callers need strong audio cues, rather than visual cues, to make the meeting effective over the phone line, and they always need to show consideration for their fellow participants during the conference call.


  • Using Web Conferencing for The Small Business

    Web conferencing combines the best elements of face-to-face meetings with audio teleconferencing, which makes the conference experience better because of the web conferencing tools designed to enhance the quality and productivity of the meeting.


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  • Audio and web conferencing meets the demands of the marketplace

    Today's companies are staying competitive in their respective marketplaces by using the highly interactive features of audio and web conferencing. Through such global conferencing providers as Netspoke, and WebEx and InterCall, businesses can improve their revenue, collaboration and customer satisfaction -- all in a time-sensitive manner.


  • Conference call tips for teleseminars

    A conference call bridge is an electronic routing device that allows the person leading the teleseminar to reach 25, 50 or 100 people and some conference call providers like TelephoneBridgeServices even offer bridges that can accommodate 1,000 people. In addition, the conference call providers offer multiple features that enhance the call's productivity.


  • Choosing the right headsets

    Plantronics is a headset brand leader because of its research investment in sound quality, wireless technology and ergonomics. GN Netcom is another headset vendor offering noise-canceling microphones in its binaural (both ears) and monaural (one ear) GN 2000 over-the-head models.


  • Web Conferencing Software Developer

    iVocalize, a web conferencing software developer, and TTC Global Talk, a web conferencing service provider, use VoIP conference software and superior service to offer affordable audio and web conferencing solutions to small and medium sized businesses.


  • VoIP conference software

    Some web conferencing providers use traditional audio technology to power the web conferences, the new conferencing providers such as Voxwire use VoIP conference software that matches the reliability and sound quality of the larger web- and audio-based providers.


  • Challenges for cheap VoIP services

    According to John C. Dvorak of PC Magazine, cheap VoIP services will soon meet their end. In his article, "The Coming Death of Cheap VoIP," he describes how the major phone companies will take over VoIP, rename it "digital voice," and render cheap VoIP service providers obsolete.


  • VoIP phone service

    Although the concept of placing calls over the Internet has been in practice several years, today's VoIP, short for voice over Internet protocol, is packed with new features allowing users to listen to voice mail over the web and to forward calls automatically from any broadband connection.


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