Just what is a video chat, anyway? According to Webopedia, video chats are conducted using a computer, tablet or smartphone device. Video chats are often one-to-one, but also can be one-to-many. When it comes to video chat software, you’re spoiled for choice. One-to-one functionality is built right into our technology, plus there’s a marketplace full of video call providers to select from. Video chatting has become ubiquitous.
Congratulations goes out to Brandon Klein, director of sales, strategic accounts at FreeConferenceCall.com For Business™! Brandon has just been accepted into the Forbes Business Development Council, a prestigious, invitation-only community for senior-level sales and business development executives.
Brandon will be able share his extensive telecom and sales experience with a wider audience and rise to the forefront of thought leadership in these sectors. “It is an honor to have been selected to join the Forbes Business Development Council,” he told us. “I am delighted to connect with other members of this community, share respective expertise and broaden our collective impact.”
Welcome to your FreeConferenceCall.com Quarterly Report for July through September! We want to give you a look on what goes on behind the scenes at FreeConferenceCall.com. Here’s what’s new and noteworthy:
Global LaunchesFor our international and non-English-speaking users, we launched FreeConferenceCall.com in Korean and Japanese this quarter. Be on the lookout for more languages to come in the final quarter of the year, including Portuguese, Italian and Greek!
Never heard of CX Day? Well, it's a global celebration of the companies and professionals that create great experiences for their customers, and it's put on by the Customer Experience Professionals Association (CXPA).
Welcome to the September 2017 Press Roundup! With such a diverse user group, you never know where FreeConferenceCall.com is going to make an appearance. Let’s check it out.
Two Long Beach, Calif., papers— the Press Telegram and the Grunion Gazette — picked up the story of the FreeConferenceCall.com hurricane supply drive. Read more about the drive in our latest Quarterly Report, released on October 2nd!
It’s been a record-setting season for natural disasters, from hurricanes to fires to floods to earthquakes. Recovering from these disasters will take years as people rebuild both their homes and their businesses. Even businesses that avoided a direct hit are still forced to wait out the economic tailspin — particularly in tourist-driven economies. Businesses with a remote workforce, however, may be more agile in the aftermath.
How can a business protect itself and encourage long-term resilience? Because whatever you believe about the causes of global warming, its effects will continue to be felt. That means it’s up to each business to develop a strategy for weathering future storms. FM Link, a facilities management company specializing in workplace strategy, recently described how remote working can positively impact business resilience.