Abstract: Techniques are described for providing real-time audio and/or video feedback during a conference call. Audio feedback can be provided during a conference call in response to a participant unmuting the participant's microphone. For example, a feedback period can be initiated upon receiving an unmute indication. During the feedback period, the participant's microphone audio can be sent, in real-time, back to the participant for playback in addition to sending to the other participants. After the feedback period is over, the participant can be removed from receiving their microphone audio. Video feedback can be provided during a conference call in response to screen sharing. For example, during a feedback period, the participant can receive, in real-time, a screen content thumbnail of their shared screen content. After the feedback period is over, the screen content thumbnail can stop being sent.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present technology generally relate to systems and methods for efficient role transfers within an organization. More specifically, some embodiments relate systems and methods for one click ownership transfer. In response to the one click ownership transfer, machine learning processors can analyze electronic records of an individual, categorize those records, and then determine which categories should be transferred to the successor. These classifications may include categories like personal, human resource related, project names, etc. The identified data relating to the role can then transferred the successor.

Abstract: Often it is desirable to present content (e.g., documents, websites, etc.) in a conference or meeting. Presenters may encounter relevant content at various times prior to the conference. Tracking content to be used in a presentation (e.g., conference, meeting, journal, etc.) is more easily facilitated by allowing a user to tag content and thereby associate the content with a conference. For example, a user may drag-and-drop a webpage to a calendar event associated with a conference or vice versa. When the conference occurs, the documents are presented or made available to the conference participants without requiring additional human action.