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    There seem to be many. How about posting here which one(s) you use, how you like it and so on.

    I'm starting to look at ways to remote-meet with customers, subs, etc. It will be a useful tool even post-virus. But there are too many out there, I'm looking to narrow my research to just a few.

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    Originally posted by dgbldr View Post
    There seem to be many. How about posting here which one(s) you use, how you like it and so on.

    I'm starting to look at ways to remote-meet with customers, subs, etc. It will be a useful tool even post-virus. But there are too many out there, I'm looking to narrow my research to just a few.
    Zoom seems to be the big one around here, it used to be GoTo Meeting
    When you've got them by the balls, their hearts and minds will follow.

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    • #3
      Yes, Zoom has a lot of momentum. Having some privacy/security issues at the moment but still looks solid long term. I'm surprised at how many major players there are in this market. At some point there is going to be a shakeout.

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      • #4
        dg

        If it is just one party, maybe Facetime or Google Duo will work. Real easy with a phone or iPad
        When you've got them by the balls, their hearts and minds will follow.

        Theodore Roosevelt

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        • #5
          I can't see much wrong with most of them for my modest needs so I'm going to call around and see which are used by the people I deal with regularly. My only real hard requirement is a cross-platform system so it can handle Windows, Mac, Android and iOS.

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          • #6
            Since Zoom is web based it will work, or should work, on any internet connected device.


            I have done one presentation on Zoom and have another already lined up.

            While you may not do presentations the possible benefit to using it in meetings is the video can be recorded and sent or saved.
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            • #7
              Skype can still be useful but be careful, Microsoft, Google, and other corporations take and use your data, and other people may just steal it dishonestly. It's better to be always on the lookout. You don't know where to expect the catch. After all, even the most standard applications can contain malicious or spyware.
              Last edited by Jack Lonker; 07-08-2020, 03:54 AM.
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              • #8
                I use Zoom and Skype.

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                • #9
                  Now you can use google meet. Also a new feature launched by Facebook. Let's make a try

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