Skip the long airport security lines, days away from your projects, silly lanyards and road warrior burn out with our "TopTenREVIEWS Bronze Award" winner, Fuze Meetings. With this web conferencing tool you can organize a meeting in seconds, invite people on-the-fly and enjoy full HD video without ever having to worry about having tip cash for skycap.
Fuze meeting is designed for Internet savvy types that use social networking tools for business, this service can easily import and IM with popular social networking tools such as Facebook, Twitter, Google Talk, Windows Live, Yahoo and Linked-In. It also works with Wi-Fi enabled Blackberrys and the iPhone, so you can attend a meeting literally anywhere. In addition, this service is entirely browser based, so your interface is always up-to-date and you never have to download anything and neither do your attendees.
This web conferencing service offers all kinds of payment options including per month or per year and per user per minute. They are affordable priced at about $29 per month for the monthly plan and $23 per month for the yearly plan per user.
Standout Features:
- Supports full HD Video
- Can import contacts from social networking sites
- Can post directly to Facebook and Twitter
- Meeting access available with Wi-Fi connected iPhones and Blackberrys
- Entirely browser based, no download required
- Fetch tool can call and invite members on-the-fly
Setting up and joining meeting using Fuze Meeting is super easy; to set up you just click one icon and invite your guests. To join you just enter the meeting through a unique URL that you receive with your invitation. You can also use what they call “Fetch,” which is a tool that will automatically dial people and invite them to the audio portion of a meeting for you.
As mentioned above, this service works with popular social networking tools and IM protocols. From the program you can announce a meeting directly through Twitter and Facebook. You can also import your contacts lists from Google Talk, Windows Live, AOL, Yahoo, and Linked-In. Fuze Meeting also provides a plug-in that will allow it to work with Outlook. In addition, their IM tool can be configured to work with other chat/IM protocols.
To review meetings or to provide a missed meeting to an absent member, you just simply check “Publish a Fuze Meeting Replay Link to this meeting” and the service will create a password protected and time-limited link that will provide access to the meeting. The replay includes comments, markup, graphics and content, but does not support modifications. You can set the link to be active for a specific number of hours, days, weeks or even months.
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