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: Larry Bodine's LawMarketing BlogDeath of the Web Conference - New Research from Join.me
By Larry Bodine
As virtual meetings become more commonplace, legacy web conferencing software is wasting an unacceptable amount of time, according to a new study from Ovum and join.me.
It is based on a survey of more than 3,900 full-time professionals worldwide, regarding their collaborative behaviors and activities. The key findings from this report:
- Late start times are costing executives 5 days and 19 hours per year in lost time and productivity.
- Technical difficulties with web conferencing software is the number one cause of delayed meetings.
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- More than 50 percent of employees report that the number of meetings they have is increasing.
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- 32% of all meetings are virtual, a trend that skews higher for younger workers.
Frustration with traditional web conferencing tools has led 66% of corporate buyers to look for new collaboration solutions to accommodate an increasingly collaborative and connected workforce
You can download Death of the Web Conference (as we know it) for free.
Full post as published by Larry Bodine's LawMarketing Blog on August 12, 2014 (boomark / email).
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