(New/Updated) Web Collaboration Tool: eConference Pro

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It looks like Netbriefings has released a new or improved version of their web collaboration tool (http://www.netbriefings.com/solutions/econfpro.shtml). I haven’t yet seen it in action, but the collateral sounds good…!

Does anyone have experience using it for Remote Demos?

From their website:
Netbriefings Conference Pro Feature List
Flash-based Meeting Viewer – Participants only need a web browser and Flash to attend a meeting.

Cross-platform solution – Host or attend a meeting from a PC, Mac, or Linux computer.

Screen sharing – Show your entire desktop or a window on your desktop to all attendees. Annotate a shared display. Zoom in on important areas. Adjustable resolutions. Full screen viewing for attendees.

Presentation sharing – Import a PowerPoint presentation and share it with meeting attendees. Display slide thumbnails and titles in a navigation window. Annotate (and allow attendees to annotate) shared slides. Support Flash slides including animations. Full screen viewing for attendees.

Whiteboard sharing – Share an interactive whiteboard and allow anyone to draw. Support multiple whiteboards in a meeting.

Media streaming – Stream Flash videos or MP3 audios to all attendees and control their playback. Allow everyone to annotate and draw on the shared video.

Picture sharing – Share a picture with all attendees and allow everyone to annotate and draw on the shared picture. Control the zooming and panning of the picture.

Video/Voice over IP – Show up to 12 webcam windows with voice over IP.

File transfer – Transfer desktop files to meeting attendees.

Desktop snapshot – Take a desktop snapshot and send it to all attendees.

Pass presenter control – Promote an attendee to be a presenter during a meeting and allow the attendee to control a presentation or share his screen.

Remote control – Allows an attendee to control your desktop during a screen sharing session.

Chat messaging – Send text messages or web page links to meeting attendees. Open or restricted as configured by Moderator.

Attendee management – View a list of meeting attendees and their profiles. Give attendees permission to draw on a whiteboard or a slide. Remove unwanted attendees. Lock the meeting.

Audio conference integration and controls – Control an audio conference from the attendee list, including mute, un-mute, hang-up a caller, or dial-out to a participant. Full audio integration with toll-free audio service.

Meeting recording – Record audio and web conference as a synchronized Flash-based recording on the server. Viewers can play recording right in their browser without having to download any proprietary players.

Embeddable Content – Embed live meetings or archived on-demand recordings in any website.

Polling/Quiz – Poll attendees with multiple-choice questions and monitor the responses in real-time. Show polling results to attendees instantly.

Create impromptu or scheduled meetings – Instantly create and start impromptu meetings. Create a scheduled meeting and add it to your calendar.

Meeting invitations – Send meeting URL via email or IM, or simply ask a participant to join with a meeting ID.

Access control – Control meeting access with a password or to registered users only.

Publish meetings – Publish a meeting to the web site home page to allow anyone to join without an invitation.

Personal meeting room – Create a personal meeting room for all meetings.

Customize Meeting Viewer – Customize meeting viewer to display your own logo, banner, and background image.

Online content storage – Store presentation slides, video, and audio files in a personal content store online for accessing from any computer.

Activity reports – Activity reports log all meeting sessions, attendees, and time. Export activity reports in XML or CSV formats.

User registration – Option to require user registration prior to attending a meeting. Export registered user profiles for post-meeting follow-ups.

Feedback and comments – Allow participants to post comments and feedback to your meetings and publish them in the Homepage.

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Peter Cohan
Have you ever seen a bad software demonstration? Peter Cohan is the founder and principal of Great Demo!, focused on helping software organizations improve the success rates of their demos. He authored Great Demo! - how to prepare and deliver surprisingly compelling software demonstrations. Peter has experience as an individual contributor, manager and senior management in marketing, sales, and business development. He has also been, and continues to be, a customer.

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