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VoIP or Voice over Internet Protocol has been getting more popular of late with Skype probably being the most well known.

How does VoIP work? For speech to be transferred over the internet it must first be converted to data. This data is then separated into smaller packets. These packets are sent individually over the internet to be reassembled at the receivers end allowing the recipient to hear what was said.

These packets of data do not always take the same online route and can arrive at different times and in any order. There is no way of knowing how long this data will take to be delivered as the load on the internet at the time could mean delays.

Sometimes VoIP systems work well, sometimes they don't, this system many variables. Delays DO matter especially on important calls (and most people consider their calls to be important). Waiting for a few seconds for your voice to be heard by the receiver these days is annoying at best. VoIP systems get around this problem by simply ignoring missing data packets. If data packets are lost you experience it is 'pops', echos and noise on the line.

One to one conferences using VoIP minimizes the excess on line noise and is easily put up with in most cases. However for larger conferences where more people are involved in a call, the noise from each line is cumulative and can become very annoying.

Telephone systems are designed to carry voice traffic. Countless fibre optic cables directly connect people together through a series of switches at telephone exchanges allowing for clear uninterrupted sound.

With audio conferences held using traditional telephone systems (either land line or mobile) it is possible to hold crystal clear communications with hundreds of participants without any loss in quality.

So which would be best suited for you?
If you are a small business or only need to converse with one person at a time then VoIP would be quite acceptable.
For any business individuals who regularly need to speak to 2 or more people at a time then audio conferencing is the way to go, for reliability and quality.

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Web & Video Conferences are a different kettle of fish though most people assume they are the same, but they are not.

With a video conference, everyone participating needs to have at the minimum, a video camera or web cam, a fast internet connection, extra specialized hardware and software. A deep pocket also helps.

With web conferences however you only need a standard phone (either mobile or land line will do), any form of internet connection (dial up or wireless will suffice) and a browser. With just these basic things which virtually everyone with a computer has these days you can get a lot of web conferencing for just a little loose change.

You can see all that you need to see on the other peoples screens, you just cannot see each other. So you don't need any special equipment. You do not have to get dressed up in business attire, (no one can see if you are still in your pj"s or in your boardies ready to join the family down the beach).

Many people have had bad experiences with video conferences, others whose charisma may be lacking could find it intimidating. A vast majority of people are uncomfortable in the spotlight, but with web conferencing they can let their knowledge and abilities do the talking.

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This Depends on your requirements, whether you are a small/medium business, large corporation or even have a large world wide network marketing business.

For smaller companies you can have web net conferences that cater for up to 40 people. Larger organizations whose needs are greater can arrange for a system that can cater for 1000+ participants on a single call.

There are no problems with excess online noise as telephone based services are used, whose lines can easily handle 1000's of callers with no loss reduction in quality or reliability unlike Skype and other VoIP systems.

Audio and Web Conferencing

How do you get in contact with your team/partners/associates/superiors?
Ring them 1 by 1? What if there are 50/100 or 1000+ you need to contact?
Send out an e-mails for a meeting? What if they are home/out of town/over seas on holidays?

Solution....

One call to the live operator 24 hour emergency line and the problem is solved. Your staff are kept informed and you remain in control.

Use to
- Set up an Audio conference.
- Text or E-mail everyone involved to keep them updated.
- Set up a replay line which employees can dial-in to at their convenience to hear your recorded messages. Messages can be accessed from anywhere in the world, 24/7/365 and be changed at any time by your authorised contact(s) in response to unfolding events.

Problem dealt with, action taken in the shortest possible time just 1 call.

All handled by the control center, leaving you free to concentrate on other pressing matters.

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- Less wasted time between meetings.
- No getting stuck in traffic jams.
- Less carbon emissions due to travel by car, plane even bus.
- Better work-life balance Conferences can be held from your home, whilst on holidays anywhere that is convenient for you.
- Its cheaper than attending small out of town conferences. These meetings can run into the $1000's.

Sure we net conferences cannot replace ALL face to face meetings but they can replace a vast majority. Think of the advantages.

Audio Conferencing - Free Trial

The cheapest (but not in service).

For a business class standard, suitable for small businesses, families spread around the world, social groups etc. What is the cost? Zero, Zip, Zilch, Diddley Squat, Nada, for the web net conferences service, all you have to pay for is the cost of the phone call.

This FREE service includes
* Proper' phone lines, not VoiP (Much better than Skype)
* Call locking for added security
* Handset muting
* Roll calls

This would be suitable for organizing events, weekly sales meetings, worldwide family get together, brainstorming sessions, emergency meetings (the list is endless).

For larger Companies, Businesses and Corporations who would need a more sophisticated service then there are obviously costs involved depending upon your requirements.

To catch up with business associates & friends anywhere visit Audio and Web Conferencing

Why record a conference call?
- People who could not make the call can listen later
- Upload to a web site for online listening
- Create a podcast
- Download to your computer & E-Mail to associates or prospects.
- The list is endless

Recording of Audio Conferences can be done in high quality digital format meaning they can be converted into practically any format including CD or for those who still use them a cassette tape!

What type of conference calls are usually recorded?
Once again the uses are limitless, some of the most popular include
- Corporate briefings
- Computer based training
- Product announcements
- Interviews
- Network marketing conference calls
- HR tribunals and dispute resolution

For specialized recording of your conference calls try out
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Found great way to communicate & do business around the globe. This has really helped me out and saved (and made) quite a few dollars as well.
Had to share.

I have people in my internet marketing business from around the world. Communicating with them used to be a problem, but this system has an on demand interpretation built in.
150 Languages are covered

Can be done with a Mobile or Landline. Talk as long as you like, whenever you like and (as long as you have reception) from wherever you like.