Dial-In:

This is a traditional conferencing practice where a host shares an email or an SMS invite detailing the bridge number and a unique PIN to every participant, which they use to dial-in to the teleconference. Anyone who has the bridge number and unique passcode can join the conference.

Dial-Out:

In this setup, the host will initiate the call to multiple people at the same time from a single phone, and the conference call begins as soon as the first participant answers…

Did you know that only 7% of participants get on teleconferences via VoIP? A 2017 survey also concluded that 70% of conference calls are taken from their landlines that work on PSTN.

VoIP’s failure to find relevance in business communication is due to the poor audio quality on conference calls and dropped calls. The participant’s preference for non-VoIP and PSTN audio conferencing solutions also underscores how…

Infusing the appropriate conference call meeting etiquette is vital, often helping conference participants get the best out of conference calls. And to underscore the point we mentioned above, here are a few tips on good audio conferencing slolutions

1. Always Introduce Yourself:

As a common…