Web Conferencing Software

coliver

Looking at some Web Conferencing software. Anyone heard of Fuze or Zoom?

They seem to be very competitive and have some nice features.

ckhardy

I contracted at Fuze for a few months -- The company uses the product for every meeting so it is effectively user-tested daily.

The video definition is high and it handles conferencing with hundreds of individual dial-ins well. Chat is associated with a meeting so that concurrent side conversations can take place without interrupting the speaker. You can set up groups to assign different permission levels to so for example, for a more interactive session, you could create a group with the ability to request the screen and to show video or their desktop.

I would suggest contacting sales and ask for a free trial period. It's been a couple of years since I've used it extensively so I'm sure there are a lot of new features I'm missing

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scottalanmiller

It's back.

coliver

@ckhardy said:

I contracted at Fuze for a few months -- The company uses the product for every meeting so it is effectively user-tested daily.

The video definition is high and it handles conferencing with hundreds of individual dial-ins well. Chat is associated with a meeting so that concurrent side conversations can take place without interrupting the speaker. You can set up groups to assign different permission levels to so for example, for a more interactive session, you could create a group with the ability to request the screen and to show video or their desktop.

I would suggest contacting sales and ask for a free trial period. It's been a couple of years since I've used it extensively so I'm sure there are a lot of new features I'm missing

Thanks for that info. I will get in touch with sales.

This isn't something we are going to use everyday so the price looks reasonable.