Need a good part time online career? This works when all else fails…….

No, I don’t work there, but I have used the product and it is far more reliable than crap like VNC.

Interesting topic… I’m working in this industry myself and I don’t agree about this in 100%, but I added your page to my bookmarks and hope to see more interesting articles in the future…

This feature goes under the name virtual hosting and is commonly used by Web hosts. Examples of gTLDs include .com, .net and .org….

It remains to be seen how the latter category — web-based presentations — will shake out. teamslide and thumbstacks are both contenders. Both players focus only on presentations, not full desktop-sharing, at lower price points than Webex. Depending on your needs and budget, you could go with either Webex/GoToMeeting/Glance etc or something smaller in scale. There will be a new contender, coming soon: Exhibit.

You heard it here first!

Shameel at
exhibitanywhere dot com

Just because webex says that it works with mac on its website doesnt mean it works with a mac in reality. I have one. It doesn’t work.

Finally, I do appreciate the work you do and the knowledge that you make available to us, but at this end of the day a person that displays work has to be open to criticism.

Sincerley,

As you say, we can hope it pulls the price down, or they build their features up.

But back to your main point. You are right that teamslide has nowhere near the feature set of webex. Teamslide doesn’t share a browser, for instance, so you can’t surf the web together.

But a lot of sales calls are nothing more than power point sharing. When services start to nibble away at the core features, at a small fraction of the price, it can hurt the established players.

Maybe the only thing we’ll get out of this as consumers is lower webex pricing, a webex that works properly with Macs, or perhaps a webex with less or no software installations, but all of those would be good things.

Demonstrating a non-web app webex can do.

Colloboration on a document, webex can do.

Webex is client only, Teamslide is not.

Feel free to check my ip out, I’m nothing to do with them apart from a user of their software.

I’d like Teamslide to be a webex killer, or at least a good competitor, as it would push webex to improve their game and lower their prices, but I don’t seem Teamslide doing that, at least not right now. Perhaps later.

Ian

Whenever I see way too much product knowledge from random people who engage in personal slams, I tend to check IP addresses and usually find exactly what I expect to find.

Look, it’s perfectly fine to be proud of webex, its a decent product (I fired up my pc today for a new company pitch on webex), but it’s not a good idea to leave posts that are obviously biased and make personal attacks. I’ve seen enough of these to spot them in a second, and it’s bad for your company image.

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Mark Wilson
AllStarTix

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Jo