Extremely long load times for Cisco's WEBEX.

Thanks

My company attends numerous meetings with our customers/suppliers and WEBEX is giving me headaches. 5-15 minute load times. Conference room PC is running win7 and I've tried both google chrome's webex app and just running webex from IE to no avail. These connections do go through eventually but I'm constantly hounded about why they are taking so long and I don't know why. Have any of you experienced this or have any clue as to a possible root cause?
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