Leading conferencing brand, FreeConferenceCall.com, recently announced that it has added video and collaboration tools to its list of free services for users across the UK and France. The launch of international and local video conferencing solutions will enable users in both countries to benefit from all the same capabilities and features as some of the largest premium solutions on the market.
Start-up companies, remote workers, small businesses, and students will now be able to access the benefits of conference calling and collaboration, without excessive expense. Local and international video conferencing from FreeConferenceCall.com will include support for up to 1,000 participants. Additionally, the calls will last for up to 6 hours, with zero hidden fees.
Removing the Barriers from Collaboration
FreeConferenceCall.com already has users across more than 800,000 businesses around the world, including almost the whole of the Fortune 500. The company believes that implementing these new free services for users in the UK and France will help to remove the limits on who can access tools for video conferencing and collaboration.
The convenient and accessible platform from FreeConferenceCall.com will help users to have richer communication services and more productive meetings. According to the VP of Marketing for FreeConferenceCall.com, Bill Swain, whether users are accessing the services for business meetings, teaching, or charity work, they’ll be able to rely on a safe and effective way to communicate and collaborate without boundaries. Features of the free service include:
- Virtual drawing tools
- Screen sharing
- Video conferencing
- Playback and recording
- Remote desktop
- Chat
- Studio presentation
Collaboration for Everyone
As the second-largest conferencing company in the world based on minute volume, FreeConferenceCall.com has a fantastic reputation in the marketplace. The company has been providing free services for audio calling for almost two decades and offers calling both on the web, as well as on mobile devices, such as iPhones, Android phones, and iPad apps.
