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On WebEx.com, there’s no missing the fact that the Apple App Store is featuring the brand new WebEx iPad and iPad2 app this week.
It’s a really cool new app, too, by the way. (It changed how I do online meetings!)
More info about all of this on the Collaboration blog. And nice work WebEx and WebEx.com teams.
Enjoy!
Tags: collaboration, WebEX, webexperience
WebEx offers a number of live events bringing experts to you in a setting designed for sharing information and discussion. You can see all the events, including those coming up and recorded sessions of past events, on our website.
We call it WebEx Channels.
Together@WebEx offers diverse presentations you can listen to right from your computer (these recordings aren’t yet accessible via WebEx Mobile).
From Guy Kawasaki to Alice Waters to Bear Grylls, we have hosted them all in intimate settings -- usually their homes -- Read More »
Smile for the camera, WebEx can now share your video on the iPad 2!
Using WebEx Mobile delivers new freedom for anyone wanting to stay productive while not be tied to his or her computer. WebEx Mobile lets you meet anywhere you have Internet access via Apple’s iPad or your Smartphone including Android and the iPhone. Learn more here.
iPad 2 WebEx Video Experience is Outstanding
Using the iPad2, now with two cameras, lets WebEx users experience two-way group video conferencing. Read More »
Tags: Apple iPad, Apple iPad 2, freedom, iPad, meetings, mobile, mobility, WebEX
Guest Post from Bonnie Ho, Collaboration Product Marketing Manager at Cisco:
28. That is how many days I’ve worked in complete silence…not saying a single word. As a product marketing manager here at Cisco, my days are typically filled with back-to-back meetings and talking regularly for 8+ hours a day, 5 days a week. I know you’re probably wondering two things: Why did I do this? Or more importantly, how was I able to do this?
I was recently diagnosed with vocal cord nodules, which is a mass of tissue that grows on the vocal cords due to strenuous voice practices. Those who use their voice constantly are susceptible to getting this, including teachers, singers, politicians and apparently Cisco product marketing managers.
My doctor recommended 4 weeks of complete voice rest to allow the nodules to shrink away and fully recover. Being the social person I am, and knowing how my job requires me to talk constantly, how was I ever going to survive in the workplace without talking for 28 days?
Tags: Cisco, collaboration, Voice, WebEX
New to WebEx and need some help? Love WebEx but ready to try some advanced features?
We have what you are looking for.
We have put together a library of mini-tutorials to help you. You can view the library here. If there’s something you’d like to know how to do and we don’t have it, we’ve set up a Facebook discussion page where you can post your request. Here are a few favorites: Read More »
