Discover how audio, video, and web conference calls work, their common uses in business, and key features offered by service providers like Zoom and AT&T.

Web conferencing offers the opportunity to host or attend business meetings using a computer and Internet service. Many small, medium and large companies are using web conferencing to conduct internal ...

With the skyrocketing price of gas and other rising travel expenses, Web conferencing has become popular as a less expensive way to communicate with remote colleagues. For a nominal fee -- or in some ...

The software giant unveils its new Live Meeting service, the latest step in the company's plan to transform Office from a product suite to a concept. Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET ...

Mobile web conferencing isn't for everyone - but IT leaders should remember that some of the most prominent business users are the ones who want it. Here's a look at why IT should support this niche ...

How many old-fashioned telephone conference calls have you participated in this month? You know these calls. You first dial in a number. Then you hit a huge string of random numbers to be placed in ...

It’s become a maxim of modern business life: Your most important meeting of the year won’t take place in a conference room, but rather online with all attendees viewing a common computer screen. It’s ...

A videoconferencing session via the Internet. In order to interact with other participants, attendees use either a Web application or an application downloaded into their client machines. Web ...

This article is more than 5 years old. Cisco Webex Meetings, Zoho Meeting, and Zoom are the three most popular Web Conferencing software with their users. Zoom's popularity is being driven by their ...