Teleconferencing Technology Goes Digital

July 8, 2008 - PRLog -- Long Beach, CA –Teleconferencing is big business in today’s corporate world.  This is because so much business is now done online and on computer.  Though online commuting has become standard for most million-dollar companies, long distance business meetings can still be very expensive.  This is why FreeConferenceCall.com offers convenient conferencing solutions in multiple fields for its clients.

Teleconferencing may involve audio conferencing, video conferencing, web conferencing, or operator-assisted conferencing.  One popular option is ultra-powerful digital teleconferencing, capable of supporting up to 200 participants per conference, real-time desktop virtual sharing and the company’s promise of free conferencing for an indefinite period of time.  Customers are only asked to pay normal long distance charges; the cost of using free audio conferencing is absolutely free.

FreeConferenceCall.com hopes that its digital approach to an age-old problem will result in renewed business and maximized performance for every party involved.  The company’s digital network already offers numerous advantages over analog-based conference bridges, including less noise and interference.  Many companies already rely on FreeConferenceCall.com for their teleconferencing needs.

About FreeConferenceCall.com: FreeConferenceCall.com is the leading provider of free collaborative communications solutions in the world.  It counts over 500,000 registrants and 7.5 million connections a month, and many of its clients are also Fortune 500 companies.  The company currently offers nine teleconferencing package plans, one of which is completely free for all clients.  FreeConferenceCall.com was founded as a private company in 2001.