In these uncertain and highly disruptive times an increasing number of people are working and studying from home, and meetings, classes and events are taking the leap to online.
The good news… using Vevox for an online meeting is no different to using it with an in-person audience.

For those of you that are not already using Vevox for virtual meetings, here’s our simple 3-step guide…

Watch this video here.

Gordon Glenister, www.gordonglenister.com

Instead of scrapping their events amid COVID-19 concerns, more organizations are moving their face-to-face programs online. The multi-hub format, with multiple connected venues like this meeting with 18 hubs in Spain, combines the benefits of both. Barbara Palmer from PCMA wrote an article on th growth in times of coronavirus. 

Key takeaways from Maarten Vanneste:

Here are some tips for short term & long term and general general tips. #dontcancelpostpone

Make all those who were supposed to attend part of the renewed preparation. 

- Jan Jaap Maur, the Netherlands

Short term: Communicate with all stakeholders, organise online co-creation moments

Long term: Organisers -- use this opportunity to develop better online capacities

With the COVID-19 coronavirus moving people to remote working arrangements, holding virtual all-hands meetings has become the most efficient way to touch base with employees.

While virtual meetings are meant to make your remote and global team feel included, a poorly executed one might end up alienating them altogether. On the other hand, a virtual all hands meetings can do a lot for your employee morale, even if you aren’t able to have them present at the venue.