Video Conferencing

Today’s businesses have another option beyond sending fleets of employees out on planes, trains, and automobiles: cost-effective, flexible conferencing solutions.

In the past, enabling audio bridges, video meetings, and collaboration on digital documents and shared presentations took some specialized expertise. Solutions were tough to configure, weren’t at all flexible (conference bridge rooms still persist today), and weren’t always the most reliable from a sound quality perspective. Even though a lot of companies facing time and budget constraints would want to reduce travel overhead, an on-site visit was often the preferred way to keep in contact with customers, suppliers, branch personnel, partners, and prospects.

Today’s conferencing solutions no longer require employees to reserve a special room and don’t run on expensive, dedicated ISDN lines. Participants can join using their laptops or mobile devices, and no one needs special training to set up a call.