Copper Conferencing has a number of partnerships with telecommunications agents as well as technology providers. Here are some thoughts about partnerships, focusing on what makes a good partnership and what destroys one.

I’m out of Las Vegas and winging my way back to Atlanta.  Fortunately I got upgraded to first class which is a good thing because the airplane is crowded and I need to be fed so I can feel better.  Again, I’d like to make sure everyone remembers that I didn’t wake up to a [...]

If anyone has seen the classic and Oscar-worthy movie, The Hangover, you can get a perspective of the night’s activity AFTER the show.  Keep reading, I’ll get to that in a minute.   First, the Channel Partners Show.
One of the side benefits of coming to the Channel Partner’s show is having people with interesting services and [...]

The Channel Partners show kicked off with a flurry last night at the Mandalay Bay hotel with an open house in the exhibit hall.  The Copper Conferencing booth was strategically positioned right next to the food and the open bar, so we had a large group of people that hung out and visited with us, [...]

Every year, members of the telecommunications and conferencing industry congregate for the annual Channel Partners Show in Las Vegas sponsored by Phone Plus magazine. The goal of the convention is to educate telecommunications agents and channel partners on our services and industry trends.

Copper Conferencing today announced the launch of a new suite of audio and web conferencing services to enhance the company’s collaboration offering and provide better value for Copper customers. These new offerings come as a result of an agreement with

One of the trends that has been ushered in with the new administration in Washington is the attempt to reign in our financial institutions such as banks and credit cards.  Shortly, a credit card reform act will take affect that attempts to prevent the credit card companies from taking advantage of their clients.  Because we [...]

One of my good friends and a manager at Copper Conferencing said to me the other day, “It’s not always convenient to do the right thing.”  The two of us have a common bond that we would rather not share – family members who have and continue to struggle with the disease of addiction.
She did [...]

I am going to miss Oprah when she says goodbye next season. Her shows are diverse, educational and have inspired a nation to rediscover the joy of reading. She’s spun off several other shows, most recently The Dr. Oz Show focusing on medical issues. This weekend, I caught up on some older [...]

I like to stay on top of what’s going on in the world.  I’m a total “newsie” checking in with every local and national channel available to me.  Sometimes I following a world event like the tragedy in Haiti and other times it may be something that seems small that has a big impact on [...]