Stay connected and collaborative when you work from home. Dear reader, this is just to let you know that as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Automated meeting notes for Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and more. Please follow me on Twitter, or join me in the AppleHolic’s bar & grill and Apple Discussions groups on MeWe. It also noted that 43% of US businesses said they would allow more remote working the following year.Īs we now know, many of these businesses had no idea the extent to which they would be forced to do so in response to the pandemic - and most now anticipate the trend will continue. companies then offered remote working while 49% allowed employees to set their own working hours. A move toward remote working predated the pandemic.Ī 2019 Condeco report said 43% of U.S. One thing that is being missed in so much coverage of this change in expectations is that the trend itself is not new. This has generated a great deal of interest in tools and apps like Otter. Millions now work remotely and some of the world’s largest firms (including Apple) will not open their offices again into 2022.

The last year has really changed the world of work. Two-factor authentication (US & Canada).Advanced search and multiple export options.Shared speaker identification across the Otter Business team.Custom vocabulary for names, jargon, and acronyms within teams.Real-time annotation features to add highlights, comments, and images.Otter Assistant to automatically join, record, and share meeting notes.Otter Business costs from $20 per user per month and includes: To get the Assistant to join the meeting, just tap add to Live Meeting control, add the meeting link, and Assistant will automatically join the meeting.ĭuring a meeting you can use tools for highlighting and sharing items. You enable the assistant in the ‘ My Agenda’ section of the app. You will find an Auto Join button beside each listed meeting. When it introduced Assistant support for Zom the company also commissioned research from YouGov which showed that 42% of workers have experienced Zoom fatigue since the pandemic began and that 26% of people think meeting notes should be shared with attendees.

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