Calliflower Keeps Blooming
We just got word this evening that our good friend Alec Saunders, iotum CEO, is seeing more uptake of Calliflower, the interactive conferencing service, among organizations that hold events. This ranges from webinars and training at corporations to church services and political gatherings. The conferencing needs for these types of conference calls requires heightened interactivity among participants. Three new features, Simple Sign-in, Co-Moderator and Recurring Call Scheduling, have been developed as a result of user feedback.
That announcement is coming next week. In the meantime, there’s a link over on our sidebar so you can click through and check out Calliflowerr for yourself. It’s our first choice for conference calling and collaboration work. These new features make it even more valuable. It’s already widely used for multifaceted, meetings that can include document sharing, text chat and more with far-flung employees and customers. Mobile users can join using their iPhones.
Many businesses, small and large are using Calliflower for internal, media and client calls. Calliflower has flourished uner the watchful care of our friends and colleagues who brought it to market. It’s powerful, easy-to-use and extremely cost effective.
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