This in depth article looks at a comprehensive report that reveals that large corporations in the US are embracing the use of virtual meetings technology than their smaller counterparts. Conducted by George P. Johnson Experience Marketing, the study reveals 70% of companies with more than $250 million in revenue use virtual technology for presentations, meetings, trainings, and conferences.

In competitive industries dominated by large companies, virtual technology can enable market parity and extend global reach for companies of any size. In this program, CMO, Scott Kellner, and CEO, Kevin Carbone, of 6Connex discuss how virtual experiences can effectively level the playing field for small-medium and mid-market businesses.

Febuary 17, 2010   |   6:00am Download PDF

CAMPBELL, CA - Febuary 17, 2010 - 6Connex, a wholly owned subsidiary of Design Reactor, announced its latest release of the Virtual Experience Platform v4.0. The Virtual Experience Platform enables businesses and individuals to connect and engage anytime and anywhere using a dimensional environment-like architecture that can be utilized for internal meetings, virtual events, tradeshows, medical conferences, conventions, congresses, symposia and hybrid meetings, and beyond.

6Connex CTO, Leon Papkoff, and CEO, Kevin Carbone, examines the importance of infrastructure in the growing adoption of virtual technology innovation. Advancements in Broadband, RAM, and processing are discussed along with the negative effects plug-ins and pop-up windows can have on event traffic.

For healthcare and other high-touch industries, virtual technology enables a unique level of measurement and analytics. In this video, Kevin Carbone, CEO of 6Connex, and Brian Lane, Vice President of Healthcare and Life Sciences, look at the value of patient behavioral metrics.