How to meet on a Jordan International Conference Call

Collaborate using International Conference Calls with Jordan and global participants. Jordan Global Conference Calls Activate Account Free account set-up here Send the Global toll-free access number list to your internationally based meeting guests. Everyone dials-in at the time and date you set-up with your attendees. All participants can now speak and be heard internationally. Enjoy ultra high quality global audio Optionally, use the included Audio Console to manage your call if online. Jordan Conference Call Features Whether you're located in Jordan or have potential attendees there, using our Jordan international conference call plan offers the following: 150 global network access numbers Free Connect App Jordan in-country toll-free access number included Included dial-out option Instant US based operator assistance 24/7 Connect over high quality PSTN global network Experience crystal clear audio Use with any landline, mobile, or VoIP phone Automatic call attendance summaries PDF itemized invoice MP3 recording of any conference call Free Live Conference Viewer Pay as you go with no contracts, no minimums, and no recurring fees of any kind With its robust telecommunications infrastructure, fast Internet speeds, high concentration of mobile cellular users, and recent introduction of 4G LTE networks, communicating in Jordan is generally a good experience for users. Conference Call Jordan Video One area not previously addressed involves making a Jordan international conference call. Jordan business users often use conferencing bridges and domestic conference calling services to make group calls within the country. However, for international conference calls, traditional teleconferencing services become problematic because most participants will need to dial international access numbers (which adds complexity and costs). The work around to this is to use an international conference calling service in Jordan that provides toll free and local access numbers for countries around the world. For example, the Expanded global conference calling plan from aitelephone.com offers competitive local, toll free, and dial out rates for more than 150 cities and countries around the world - including Jordan toll-free access. This plan makes it easy and affordable to host an international conference call. Jordan chairperson and attendees will use a toll free number to access the call while participants in other countries may use a toll free or local access number specific to their own countries. This reduces concerns about both costs and how to access the Jordan international conference call. About JordanThe Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, or Jordan as it's commonly called, is an Arab kingdom located on the East Bank of the Jordan River. Jordan lost the West Bank to Israel in the Six Day War in 1967 and later relinquished all claims to it in 1988. Jordan's unique location connects Africa, Europe, and Asia. Jordan is home to more than 8.1 million people and has one of the smallest economies in the Middle East. The country relies heavily on foreign aid to help overcome a lack of natural resources including water and oil. Jordan also struggles with high poverty, unemployment, an inflation rates, though economic reforms have been implemented in recent years - and progress is being made despite the recent influx of Syrian refuges. Jordan's Telecommunications System Jordan's telecommunications history dates back to the early 1920s when the Ministry of Post, Telegraph and Telephony was founded. By the early 1960s, Jordan had an automatic telephone switch service that used electromechanical switching with a capacity of approximately 5000 lines. The next decade saw the introduction of the Telecommunications Corporation which oversaw the routine operations of telephone, telegraph, and telex communications. The government invested in Jordan Telecom's network expansion from the 1970s through mid-1980s and later developed the National Telecommunications Program in 1993. Today, Jordan's telecommunications system is highly developed, growing, and being modernized. According to CIA World Factbook, Jordan had an estimated 380,000 fixed line subscribers in 2014 which translates to about 5 subscribers out of 100. In contrast, there were an estimated 11.1 million mobile cellular subscribers during that same time period, or about 140 subscribers out of 100. Jordan's telecommunications system makes use of microwave radio relay, coaxial, and fiberoptic transmissions and digital switching equipment. All both fixed line and mobile services are open to competition. Jordan is a landing point for the FLAG (Fiber-Optic Link Around the Globe) FEA and Falcon submarine cable networks. Its telecommunications networks are connected internationally via numerous satellite earth stations, microwave radio relay links, and fiberoptic cables. The country is home to about 3.6 million Internet users, representing about 45 percent of Jordan's population as of 2014 according to the CIA World Factbook. Other sources put the Internet penetration rate even higher. Jordan has been called the "Silicon Valley" of the Middle East, due in large part to its large number of Internet startups and high speed Internet connections. Jordan's mobile market is also quite healthy with 4G LTE services arriving in 2015. The first operator with a 4G license was Zain Jordan followed by Orange Jordan. For years, Jordan's National Broadband Network has been on again, off again. According to Budde.com.au, it appears back on and many believe it's about 35 percent deployed. This combination of 4G LTE and a national broadband network could lead to growth. Major Telecommunications Operators in Jordan With its open telecommunications market, Jordan is home to numerous telecommunications operators including: Jordan Telecom / Orange Jordan Zain Jordan Umniah Other operators include Mada Communication, Wi-Tribe, XPress Telecom, E Data, Gonabit, Jabbar Internet Group, Jeeran, MarkaVIP, Maktoob Group, Sallaty, Tand Virgin Mobile MEA. You can host conference calls as the chairperson 'from' Jordan For example, your associate located in Jordan can join a global conference call with a VP located in New York a IT department in Saudi Arabia or India and add other guests in the UK and France, all on the same call. It is not necessary to be located in the U.S. to use this service. You can be the chairperson in Jordan and initiate conference calls with any participants in any other country. As an option the Jordan chairperson or any attendee can use the convenient web 'Connect' App to access the Jordan conference call without dialing an access number. Simply download the app after account activation, use with iPhone, Blackberry, Android, PC or Mac. top You can host Jordan 'toll free' multi-country conference calls with the following countries: Antigua, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Bermuda, Brazil, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Korea, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Montserrat, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, St. Kitts/Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Trinidad, Tobago, UAE, UK, Uruguay, Venezuela, Vietnam. top Jordan's Major Trading Partners India, Iraq, US, Saudi Arabia, UAE You can host or attend international conference calls from the following Jordan cities Amman Zarqa Irbid Russeifa Wadi Al Seer Adjlun, Ajloun Aqaba Madaba Salt, Balqa Ar Ramtha Sample of Companies Based in Jordan Industry and Mining Companies KADDB (King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau) Amman Chamber of Commerce Tantash Group / MidPharma - Pharmaceuticals Al Hikma Pharmaceuticals Company Arab Potash Company - Mining Jordan Phosphate Mines Co. Real Estate and Construction Companies Saraya Holdings Ayla Al Tajamouat Company for Touristic Projects Al Maabar Jordan Investments Company Mawared JK Holding Zara Investment Holding Eastern Holding Company Telecoms and ICT Companies TRC (Telecommunications Regulatory Authority) Jordan Telecom Group Zain Jordan Umniah INTAJ Association Energy Companies in Jordan Jordan Petroleum Refinery Company Jordan Electric Power Company Jordan Energy and Mining Limited NEPCO Jordan Oil Shale Company KAN International Petroleum Services

 

You can host Jordan international conference calls with attendees located in any country and talk together globally. Pay for Usage Only No monthly fees of any kind No contract High Quality PSTN Network Business Class Features 24/7 operator assistance 150 global access numbers sent immediately upon account activation