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The ZipDX conferencing platform aims to be as versatile as possible, allowing you to schedule a virtual conference with your group in a variety of ways that suit your needs and available technology. The three main ways that you can schedule, which we’ll outline below, are as follows: Online: Schedule via the ZipDX Web Portal. […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Thanks to the global ubiquity of the telephone, conference calls remain one of the most effective ways to communicate amongst a distributed team. While there are several ways to schedule a ZipDX conference call, in some cases the easiest way is to leverage one of the tools that you already use every day. Most business […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Those of us who spend our days focused on dreaming up ways to help people communicate better often get caught up in the minutia of esoteric features or applications. After all, we enjoy creating unique solutions to some of the most devious and difficult problems of business-to-business communication. However, sometimes it’s good to take a […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →In some ways the conference dashboard is key to getting the most out of ZipDX. However, it’s primarily a tool for use by meeting organizers and hosts. It’s seldom used by conference participants. Most typically, participants connect via telephone, never bothering to access the web portal or the dashboard. Simplicity Avoids Confusion When using our […]
Continue Reading →A short while ago we offered some Tips For Managing the Start Of A Virtual Meeting. That article provided some practical guidance on ways to ensure that participants know that they’ve joined the right event, and are kept informed as await the start of the meeting. If the host is deeply engaged in chairing the […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Ellen Chang and Tony Tsou are two members of the Cadence community of conference interpreters. They recently provided live interpretation of the first the American presidential debate for broadcast by Taiwan Television. This morning Matt Conger, CEO and Co-Founder of Cadence, informed us that Ellen and Tony will be hosting a Reddit Ask-Me-Anything (AMA) session […]
Continue Reading →One of the significant principles underlying ZipDX is empowering people to take back control of their virtual meetings. We provide tools for people to plan and execute sophisticated, structured, virtual events. We enable a DIY approach to events that previously required costly, operated-assisted conferencing. As has been noted elsewhere in the public consciousness, with great […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Historically, we have consulted with organizations to help them with planning and staging multilingual virtual events. Part of our task at ZipDX is to help them understand the various types of events, and how each brings a different set of considerations. Our philosophy in providing this assistance is basically, “Teach a man to fish.” That […]
Continue Reading →Conference calls are a business reality. They remain one of the most effective ways to communicate amongst a distributed team. In many cases the easiest way to schedule a conference call may be to leverage one of the tools that you already use every day. Most business people spend considerable time engaged with their email […]
Continue Reading →Welcome to another chapter in the ever-expanding world of ZipDX multilingual conferencing. As you may already know, we’re rather insistent that interpreters working on ZipDX multilingual conferences use a high-quality headset. In fact, we maintain a list of recommended headsets so that people new to the system can acquire a headset that’s known to meet […]
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