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Bonita White wants to know about WebEx, software that allows you (or
someone else) to demonstrate a software product or to take control of a
remote machine or to allow someone to take control of your machine...
<<I would like to pick your (collective) brains on webex as a training
solution. I am just learning about the product and from what I can see
it would seem to be better for seminars and the like than training.>>
I've used WebEx with people in my office and overseas. I've found it to
be very useful. I've only used it internally, not with people outside of
the company. Although, I do know that our Support group has used it with
customers and find it a godsend--saves them a trip to the customer's
site.
-Lief Erickson
Lead Technical Writer
MQSoftware, Inc
lerickson -at- mqsoftware -dot- com
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