Firms 'waste money on voice conferencing'

Organisations could save £55 million a year by seeking out better voice conferencing deals, according to a new study.

Research by PowWowNow that may be of interest to people in office equipment sales jobs indicates that companies could reduce the £210 million they spend on conferencing by phone each year, reports Online Recruitment magazine.

The organisation offers firms some tips for effective voice conferencing, noting that such meetings should be shorter than face-to-face discussions and more efficient.

Agendas should be kept as short and concise as possible, with holding shorter meetings more frequently highlighted as a potential way of saving money and time.

"In a world where technology moves at amazing speed and new opportunities are created every few months, many voice conference users are shockingly unaware of what's out there and the cost savings offered," the article suggests.

Tony Corlett, product development director at Azzurri, recently commented that unified communications services are likely to become more prevalent over the next few years.

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Filed: 14-08-2008