Google Meet

With the break-neck advancements of technology in the digital age, remote video conferencing is perhaps one of the most important tools that has been developed, refined, and distributed en-masse. And the COVID-19 Pandemic has highlighted just how vital video conferencing is in our personal lives and within our business community. Today, I'll compare Google Meet to Zoom to help you decide which is the best video conferencing app for you personally or professionally.

Anyone in business or education can tell you that remote meetings and classrooms are a technological marvel ... when they function correctly. When the COVID-19 pandemic brought the world to a screeching halt in March of 2020, businesses and schools rebounded by embracing remote meetings and remote learning. Zoom, one of the popular video conferencing solutions, has been plagued by security issues and concerns. In this article we'll summarize the most common Zoom security issues, and provide tips to avoid them and keep your business and data safe.

One of the best ways to enhance a conference call and engage attendees is to share your screen. Presenting data, reporting on recent performance, demonstrating tools during a sales pitch ... screen sharing can be vital when hosting or participating in a virtual meeting. Today I'll tell you how to share your screen with Google Meet, and discuss some ways you can improve your screen-sharing experience by sharing single windows or tabs for a clear and professional presentation.

Amidst this global pandemic, many of us are working from home. As a result, businesses have been forced to get creative with the ways in which they connect with their employees. If you're contemplating which video conference platform will work best for you, you're likely wondering about call limits. In this article we discuss the user-limits of Google's classic Hangouts and Google Meet.

Online video conferences are becoming more and more common (and important) as the times change and more businesses embrace a distributed workforce. If you're new to video conferencing (or just new to Google Meet), it's a good idea to know how to host or participate in your next virtual meeting, sales pitch, or create your next webinar with Google Meet.