Unified Communications is built on the premise that graphical data represents a large portion of the content in a conference call, and that there is access to a network-connected web browser virtually everywhere a telephone is located. Unified Communications sells itself on providing a way to augment a typical audio conference with powerful graphical information exchange.

Benefits of Web Conferencing

• Meet and Work Online – Puts user in control of virtual meetings from their PC.
• Fully Interactive – Presenter can demo slides, share applications, and even be seen with desktop video.
• Collaborate in Real-Time – Participants can approve, edit, or amend any type of business document.
• Easy to Start & Easy to Join – Non technical interface allows participants to log in remotely via internet or telephone.

Typical Applications of Web Conferencing

• Presentations
• Sales Reviews
• Software Demos
• Editing, Creating, & Designing with Others
• Customer Support
• Status & Design Reviews

Typical Webcasting Users within an Enterprise

• Management
• Sales
• Marketing
• Investor Relations
• Human Resources
• Corporate Training & Development