Now you can access On Demand conference call recordings through Connect To Copper, your online customer portal.

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

Most people remember Winston Churchill as one of the world’s greatest leaders, galvanizing Great Britain to stand up to the Nazi onslaught during World War II.  However, it was his love of the written word and his eloquence with language that people often remember.  His quotes have relevance in our times as much as they [...]

With the economy suffering, it’s the best time to invest. For Copper, the best investment we can make is in our people. I feel lucky everyday that I am blessed with smart, creative, fun and good people to work with at Copper Conferencing. They appreciate their jobs, appreciate the customers, appreciate each other and uphold the value system that Copper is very committed to.

Then along came conference calling. We began talking to regional managers who spent each Monday on the phone calling their people one at a time to deliver information, repeat policy and deliver action items. Conferencing changed all of that. Instead of just being able to deliver a one-way informational message, dispersed organizations were able to get their people on a call once a week. Now, there could be a conversation.

To me, the best conference calls are ones where most of the people have an opportunity to contribute. They’re the ones that don’t last forever and stay focused. They’re the ones that use the medium to collaborate, train, strategies and engage.

9/11 changed the way our company saw the relevance of our conferencing business and the conferencing industry forever. People who had never conferenced, called up and asked for accounts. They stayed home. They found new ways to engage with each other without jumping on an airplane. Swine flu may be the next catalyst to keep you home.

911 taught me that anything can happen at anytime and when it does, business can be brought to its knees unless you think in advance how to prepare for the worst, hoping it doesn’t happen. Have a disaster plan. Have a way to alert your workforce. Make sure they can work virtually.

Most conference calls work reliably every time you pick up the phone and call leaders seem pretty happy. And, most people think that you can’t automate beyond a reservationless call. However

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