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Finalist
2006 "Best Webinar Solution" by Elearning! Magazine
Elearning
Magazine named Communiqué one of three finalists for
the 'Best Webinar Solution' in Elearning! Magazines Best of
2006 Elearning Awards. Elearning! Magazine readers and professionals
from organizations submitted nominations and the finalists
are the leading vote earners from each product category. The
winner will be announced in the Spring Edition.
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Awarded
"My Business Cares" Seal of Social Responsibility
Greater
DC Cares "My Business Cares" seal recognizes businesses
in the greater Washington, DC community for their proven commitment
to social responsibility, community involvement and community
enhancement.
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Voted
2005 "Best Webinar Solution" by Elearning! Magazine
Elearning
Magazine named Communiqué the 'Best Webinar Solution'
in Elearning! Magazines Best of 2005 Elearning Awards. Elearning!
Magazine readers and professionals from organizations submitted
nominations and the finalists are the leading vote earners
from each product category.
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Fast
Company Magazine Fast 50 Reader Favorite - March 2006
Fast
Company magazine, the foremost magazine for innovatively driven
businesses annually hosts a list of Fast 50 in recognition
of high profile business leaders who have accomplished remarkable
tasks within the business world.
Fast Company's Fast 50 is dedicated to recognizing the leaders
of the business world determined to make a difference. Only
the most innovative and creative are among those recognized.
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DESIGNFIRMS
2005-2006 Website Design Award
As
the Internet grows, so do the standards with the websites
that occupy it. We
know this project took time, dedication and a lot of hard
work. The judges at DesignFirms.org would like to announce
that your site has been found as one of the best on the Internet
and hereby award you with the DesignFirms Web Design Award.
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LearningTimes
2005 Live Online Learning Webinar Award
The
"Meaningful Collaboration Among Online Participants"
award recognizes outstanding achievement of a live online
Webinar featuring meaningful and productive real-time collaboration.
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International
Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences 2005 Webby Worthy Selection
Hailed as the "Online Oscars"
by Time Magazine, The Webby Awards are determined by the International
Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences. "The Webby Awards
honors the outstanding Web sites that are setting the standards
for the Internet," said Tiffany Shlain, creative director
and founder of The Webby Awards. Communiques Webby
Worthy selection is a testament to the skill, ingenuity and
vision of its creators."
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LearningTimes
2004 Live Online Learning Webinar Award
The
"Excellence in Facilitation of a Synchronous Event"
award recognizes outstanding achievement in the design, delivery
and production of a live Webinar online learning event.
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Web
Marketing Association's 2004 Outstanding Web Site Award
CommuniqueConferencing.com,
which provides current and future customers with real-time
access to Communiqué's audio and Web conferencing services
ranked highly in every category including; design, innovation,
content, technology, interactivity, navigation and ease of
use.
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Better
Business Bureau 2002 Outstanding Business Practices Award
Communiqué Conferencing has
been awarded membership in the Better Business Bureau's Online
Reliability Program. Communiqué Conferencing meets
all BBBOnLine Reliability participation and Better Business
Bureau standards and is authorized to display the BBBOnLine
Reliability seal.
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Product
Awards
Choosing
a Web conferencing solution can be confusing because most solutions
list the same basic features. Read top industry analyst reviews
about why WebEx technology and redundant infrastructure provides
greater reliability, quality and security required for real-time
multimedia presentation and application sharing.
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WebEx
Meeting Center Wins PC Magazine's 2004 Editors' Choice Award
January
20, 2004
"Owning
over 60 percent of the market, WebEx is the Web conferencing
service to beat. The new version of WebEx Meeting Center is
fully loaded and earns our Editors' Choice hands down. WebEx
Meeting Center offers the best combination of features and
ease of use among all the four services we tested."
Download
a copy of the full review
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WebEx
Meeting Center Voted CNET 2002 Editors' Choice by CNET
April
19 , 2002
"WebEx
Meeting Center grabs first prize among the Web Conferencing
apps in this roundup because of its versatility. This package
offers powerful presentation and conferencing capabilities
that cater to a business of any size. For a nominal fee, you
get all the tools you need to observe and interact with presentations
and documents and chat with the presenter and other participants
in real time. Most important, WebEx provides a relatively
inexpensive way to bring people together to share ideas. No
other Web Conferencing utility we reviewed offers so much
flexibility at such a good price."
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Aberdeen
Group
WebEx has pulled away to become the leader in multimedia
business communications. And the switched network infrastructure
approachuniquely in MediaToneis architecturally
the only way to provide the greatest security, assure service
quality, and deliver dial tone reliability,
Peter Kastner, chief research officer at Aberdeen Group. Aberdeen
believes that these new WebEx MediaTone capabilities cannot
be delivered using older database centric store-and-forward
technology relied on by competitive vendors.
"All
Web conferencing suppliers deliver their services over the
Internet i.e., the Web in Web conferencing.
And, because the Internet as a communications transport mechanism
is a common denominator, the simple deduction is that all
Web conferencing companies deliver the same quality level
of service. The deduction is wrong in the case of WebEx, because
the company has deliberately built a utility-grade private
wide area network (WAN) tied to the Internet. The competition
has not."
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a FREE copy of this white paper
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Collaborative
Strategies
WebEx has addressed both the network and platform issues
that until now have largely held back widespread deployment
of rich media communication services, Lewis Ward, senior
research analyst at Collaborative Strategies. Inclusion
of MediaTone enabled sharing capabilities will provide a richer
more engaging experience.
"The
WebEx Interactive Network provides strict control over reliability,
QoS, and security, as opposed to other services that use only
the Internet infrastructure. WebEx has hundreds of multimedia
communication switches deployed at data centers around the
globe, a number that is constantly increasing. The network
features redundant high-speed dedicated lines, traffic routers,
back-up power, and 24x7 monitoring."
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a FREE copy of this white paper
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Patricia
Seybold Group
WebEx
is now delivering its MediaTone technology based multimedia
communication services that, like the telephone, we will rapidly
incorporate into the fabric of our daily work activities,
Geoffrey Bock, senior consultant at Patricia Seybold Group.
It is finally bringing our expectations of the telephony
revolution into the age of digitized, multimedia, real-time
communications.
"WebEx
aggregates collections of WebEx Information Switches into
individual zones, and specific zones into separate domains,
in order to create the WebEx Network. This privately-managed
subnet provides guaranteed quality of service that is worldwide
in scope and continually extensible."
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a FREE copy of this white paper
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IDC
"IDC
believes that MediaTone and the WebEx Interactive Network
(WIN) it powers is an example of the kind of "guarantee"
that conferencing vendors and service providers need to make
to customers, " Robert Mahowald, senior analyst at International
Data Corporation (IDC). "Among all the other differentiators,
the ability to provide dial tone-like quality of service assurances
is part of what will take Web conferencing to new heights."
"At
first glance, the cost of developing Web conferencing products
seems low. A few employees writing code can write a Web application
server to store and share limited forms of information. The
true barriers to entry in the market are indeed far higher.
Especially for
vendors seeking to serve the marketplace as global communications
service providers. Worldwide reach and reliability require
a global network with peering agreements, impeccable code,
built-in security, high scalability, rich functionality, and
an army of client service
representatives to meet the standard for 24 x 7 service that
is increasingly expected of conferencing service providers."
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Wainhouse
Research
WebEx's latest UCF content delivery technology when
combined with their MediaTone switched network architecture
raise the capabilities of rich media Web collaboration to
a new level, Andy Nilssen, senior analyst and partner
at Wainhouse Research. As a direct result, for example,
PowerPoint builds and animations are not only supported, the
performance is very impressive.
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Frost
& Sullivan
In
the early stages no one had imagined the impact of touchtone
technology on telephone communications and the number of value
added services and entire application sectors that it would
enable, David Alexander, industry analyst for communications
and IT at Frost & Sullivan. MediaTone will have
a significant impact on the real-time Web communications industry
and enable services we can not imagine today. WebEx is already
the market leader, and with the new MediaTone enabled WebEx
Meeting Center they have significantly extended the leadership
in functionality, security and reliability.
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Codie
Award Best Network Based Communication Solution 2004
PC
Magazine Editors Choice Award 2004
Training
Magazine Achieving Performance Excellence Award
Forbes
Best of the Web
Presentations
Standing Ovation Award
PC
World 2001 World Class Award
CNET
Editor's Choice Award 2002
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