From Fortune 100 corporations to non-profit organizations, interactive conferencing technologies are used across all industries to meet face-to-face and deliver communications in real time, on a global scale.

Applications might include distance learning, company meetings, sales meetings, educational conferences, shareholders meetings, press conferences, television broadcast, marketing announcements, …

The list is endless, but some additional examples might include:

Annual conferences Arbitration hearings Architectural reviews Auctions Board meetings Celebrations Celebrity interviews Client meetings Company-wide meetings Computer training Consulting Consumer announcements Consumer events Consumer surveys Corporate staff training Depositions Design reviews Distance learning Entertainment events Executive briefings Executive staff introductions Fashion shows Field personnel briefings Financial meetings and announcements Fundraising Goal planning sessions Grand openings Human resources announcements In-store merchandising training Investment meetings Joint ventures Legal trials Live demonstrations Live interviews Live surgery

Market research Marketing reviews Medical consultations Mergers & acquisitions Millennium events Motivational meetings Needs assessments Partner meetings Performance appraisals Pharmaceutical reviews and announcements Planning sessions Political debates Press conferences Product roll-outs Program reviews Promotions Public relations events Real estate showings Recruiting Re-organizational announcements Retail events Sales meetings Sales presentations Seminars Special interest group meetings Sporting events State of the company addresses Steering committee meetings Strategy sessions Talent screening Technology reviews Trade show exhibit floor interaction Union meetings Virtual trade shows