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Conferencing
is now social


What ails web conferencing today?

Traditional web conferencing sees conferencing as an isolated event. There is no way the capture the collaboration that happened before a conference, or keep the effort going after it ends.

In traditional web conferencing systems, the conversation soon dies.

What is Social Web Conferencing?

Social Web Conferencing is a unified environment which allows users to connect, converse, and share information and launch video/web conferencing sessions and capture the entire collaborative effort from end to end.

In Social Web Conferencing, the conference is just the beginning of the conversation

Social Web Conferencing allows service providers to re-energize their web conferencing initiatives with an innovative offering. Contact us for more


What are its features?

  • Share anything in instant workspaces Share multiple types of information including documents, pictures, calendars, tasks, notes, links and more in instant online workspaces.
  • Socialize Conferences People can launch video/web conferences right in the flow of conversations & sharing sessions.
  • Integrated with popular social networks Social Conferencing aggregates information about conference participants from social networks like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn and gives other collaborators an instant profile of participants' identity, organizational role, expertise, and interconnections with other participants.
  • Revive Knowledge All the information, conversations and collaboration that happen before, during and after a conference are summarized in a "meeting brief" and available for everyone to reference and share.
  • Viral Seamlessly add people across your wider network on email, Facebook, Linkedin or Twitter to your conferences.
  • Sync with corporate systems. Pull information from enterprise systems like Exchange, Google Apps and Sharepoint, meaning that documents, contacts, calendars and tasks locked away inside the organization can now easily be shared with wider networks.


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