FuzeBox, originally CallWave, was founded in 1998 and offers internet and mobile communication solutions. In 2008, FuzeBox acquired a mobile instant messaging client called Web Messenger which would eventually become Fuze Messenger. In 2009, FuzeBox released web conferencing software called Fuze Meeting, which is an online meeting, video conferencing, and collaboration software that enables [...]
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ClickWebinar is a webinar software solution made by marketing software company, Implix. Not to be confused with interactive meeting software, ClickMeeting (made by the same company), ClickWebinar is a platform for videoconferencing and webinars for up to 1,000 attendees. Overview ClickWebinar offers a standard feature set including white board annotation, moderated chat, and polling. You [...]
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MegaMeeting is an enterprise software solution company with a variety of products and services. Their Webinar Services platform can be used for an array of online collaborative requirements, from employee training to interactive seminars. Of the available webinar software out there, MegaMeeting is far from the cheapest, so I was interested to see if it’s [...]
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WebEx is a Cisco company that was founded in 1996 and provides webinar and online meeting solutions for small businesses and enterprise companies around the world. Cisco WebEx’s webinar service, Events Center, is scalable and flexible. As one of the market leaders, we were intrigued to see if WebEx deserves all that market share. [...]
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Whole Foods Market has over 60,000 employers across 345 locations in the US and abroad in Canada and the UK. The company has twelve regions and each region has a its own head of marketing. Each Whole Foods Market aims to fit the unique needs of the local community it supports. Impressively, Whole Foods Market [...]
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For about four years, a Carnegie Mellon art professor named Jon Rubin ran a restaurant called The Waffle Shop and hosted a live streaming talk show on the roof of the building. Neighborhood residents would come to purchase waffles, drink coffee, and express their unique opinions and personalities. The neighborhood restaurant blurred the line between [...]
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