Live. And online.

It's nice to do things in your own time.

When you want. As fast or slow as you want. For as long as you want.As often as you want.

But a good read, and the occasional message in a bottle, aren’t always enough.

Sometimes things need to go at a faster pace.

And that usually means that everyone involved needs to be available at the same time (although not necessarily in the same place).

So you can sort out problems then and there.

Maybe get to know each other a little better.

Not to mention that, with the time blocked out in your diary, there’s a better chance you'll get the job done.

Yes, there are good reasons why some communication really doeshave to be live.LIVE

And let’s face it, there are times when you have to be not just live but …

… up close

… face-to-face

… eye-to-eye

And in situations like these, you’re probably prepared to put up with a lot:

… the time it can take if you’re to meet in person

… the cost of travel

… the sheer exhaustion

… not to mention the environmental damage

But think about it. How many meetings really need you to be up close, eye-to-eye?

In the 21st century, there’s no need to be in the same physical space every time you need to communicate in real-time …

… whether that’s for business meetings and one-to-ones

… for workshops and other classroom events

… for seminars and conferences

We’ve come a long way from just talking on the phone.

Modern web conferencing software allows you to communicate online using voice and video …

... share documents, applications and websites

... make presentations

... and get everyone involved

In short, there’s never been a better time to be live and online.ONLINE

Communicating online is not so different. But it’s important enough to be worth doing well.

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