To get the new year started, we’re offering a tip each day this week to help you improve your productivity. We’ve covered time management, device management and inbox management. Now we’re moving on to meetings, which almost everyone recognizes needs better management. (Management seems to be a theme here.)

As we’ve all experienced, some meetings are productive—and some drive you to look desperately at the clock. In 2016, try a fresh format for your business meetings by maximizing impact and taking them online! Read More...

We’re 13 days into the new year. How are your resolutions coming? To make it easier and do it one step at a time, we’re offering a tip a day to help improve your productivity.

So far, we’ve offered suggestions for manging your time and your mobile devices. Now you’ve got to straighten up your ‘stuff’. It might be more than your desk that needs a good cleaning—so start out the new year with a tidy approach to all your ‘overwhelming’ tasks. Read More...

5 Steps to Productivity in 2016 – and the Apps That Will Help You (Part 2)

In our first blog of this series, we (somewhat unwillingly) admitted that we can’t be productive every minute of every day. Part of that is due to the fact that our devices are always buzzing, ringing and dinging. So how can you start to feel like your life isn’t ruled by your device? Read More...

5 Steps to Productivity in 2016 – and the Apps That Will Help You (Part 1)

While we all love the idea of a fresh start at the beginning of each year, systematic change can be difficult to sustain without the right support. Fortunately, in this technological age, you don’t have to do all the heavy lifting alone. So if you’re ready for a new approach to life and work, we’ve compiled some tips to get you—and your tech—optimized. Read More...

As we get ready to ring in 2016, we are looking forward to a very exciting year for conferencing and collaboration. Before the hustle and bustle of the New Year begins, we wanted to reflect with a trip down memory lane to revisit a few of our favorite 2015 FreeConferenceCall.com highlights that are undoubtedly worth celebrating:

• Wainhouse Research listed FreeConferenceCall.com as the third largest U.S. conferencing company by minute volume and the fourth largest provider in the world, carrying more minutes than Verizon. (May 2015)
• Frost & Sullivan reported, “We found it to be a robust collaboration tool with high-quality audio and video conferencing that rivals industry competitors at a fraction of a cost.” (October 2015)
• G2 Crowd named FreeConferenceCall.com a High Performer for Web Conferencing and VoIP with the highest overall customer satisfaction score. (December 2015)
• FreeConferenceCall.com successfully launched a corporate solution called FreeConferenceCall.com For Business, bringing managed services to companies interested in high-quality, reliable and secure business conferencing solutions for up to an 80% savings. (December 2015)
• FreeConferenceCall.com adds video conferencing to its collaboration services. (December 2015)
• FreeConferenceCall.com named a National Best & Brightest Company to Work For. (December 2015)

With these 2015 accomplishments, we can’t wait to see what happens in 2016. Read More...

The National Association For Business Resources (NABR) has recognized FreeConferenceCall.com, the most recognized conferencing brand in the world, as one of the National Best and Brightest Companies to Work For™.

The 101 Best and Brightest award recognizes companies that credit their employees as their greatest asset. Companies are evaluated in areas of compensation and benefits, employee development, employee engagement and commitment, recognition and retention and work-life balance. Read More...

FreeConferenceCall.com, the most recognized HD audio conferencing brand in the world, today announces the launch of its new collaboration tool, which now includes free video conferencing.

This newly designed Online Meeting product features screen sharing and active speaker video technology, which focuses participant attention on one active presenter. Read More...