Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Tomorrow: Managing remote workers with web conferencing

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TOMORROW: Use Interactive Web Conferencing to Manage Your Off-Site Workers

Find out how interactive web conferencing can help your business save money while improving productivity among off-site employees and their managers, colleagues and customers. We'll discuss these and related topics during TOMORROW's live TechRepublic Webcast.

Managing Remote Workers with Web Conferencing
TOMORROW, Wednesday, April 22, 2009
1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT / 17:00 GMT

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Topics include:

  • The trend toward telecommuting and the unique challenges
    it presents
  • How web conferencing can help your remote workers stay connected to their managers, colleagues and customers
  • Innovative new strategies to harness web conferencing for even greater savings, efficiency and productivity

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