Present and collaborate over the web
Cisco WebEx can help you eliminate the hassle and costs associated with travelling to face-to-face meetings, it is designed to accelerate productivity throughout your organisation. With Cisco WebEx, a chairperson can share applications and documents straight from their desktop in real time with all participants. All you need is a telephone, personal computer and an internet connection, and then you can meet and collaborate at anytime from anywhere in the world.
Ideal for:
- MDTs
- Case reviews
- Team meetings
- Finance meetings
- Project teams
Benefits
- Achieve overall efficiency and productivity gains: Collaboration is about being more efficient, more productive by interacting with colleagues, partners, suppliers, and others more effectively.
- Reduce costs and promote Green IT: Using collaboration services, such as web conferencing, companies can reduce travel costs as well as contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions associated with business travel.
- Complete projects faster: By shortening communication time, time spent providing access to critical information and documents, and response times between members of globally distributed teams, Cisco WebEx services can shorten project timelines and thereby enable projects to be completed faster.
- Share information more effectively thanks to cutting-edge collaboration services and tools: Collaboration requires new tools that utilise the technological infrastructure currently in place (networks, internet, common business apps, etc.) as well as link existing technologies to share information. Cisco WebEx delivers on this promise now and in the future.
Gain a competitive edge with a secure, media-rich user experience: Cisco WebEx services provide a rich user experience, incorporating voice, web and video for highly effective interaction. The Cisco Collaboration Cloud ensures that all of this information remains secure, thus providing a competitive edge to companies that use these services as compared to those who opt for alternative collaboration services that fail to address security needs.