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    See What Modern Video Conferencing Brings to its Users

    By Apac CIO Outlook | Tuesday, August 20, 2019
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    FREMONT, CA: Geographical limitations in conducting business have become insignificant for high-speed internet connectivity and Voice over IP (VoIP), have successfully changed the way companies communicate with clients, partners, and employees, thanks to video conferencing. Video conferencing is a useful tool that is becoming increasingly popular and viable nowadays. It is a vast improvement over the original video call technology which, unlike video conferencing, allowed only two participants. The significant advantages of video conferencing are as follows.

    • Better Engagement with Mobile Workers

    For companies that provide the facilities of mobility to their employees, video conferencing is the best tool to maintain efficient contact and communication. Managing and controlling physically scattered workforce well managed, and enabling collaborative activities has become simpler owing to video conferencing.

    • Cuts on Travel

    With video conferencing, companies and individuals can communicate effectively no matter where they are located. The essential equipment can be set up, and meetings can be organized at a mutually decided hour between the participants. Traveling time and costs are saved in the process.

    • Faster Business

    The limitation of time is also removed when companies and stakeholders use video conferencing. Meetings can happen any time during the day and as many times as required. This promotes faster business processes and minimum lags in the tight schedules that businesses have.

    • Makes Body Language a Part of the Communication

    When communications take place in-person, body language is a vital aspect. Video conferencing also let participants express themselves with body language, making the correspondence more intimate and believable. Especially in business environments, high levels of involvement are extremely desirable.

    • Online Training

    Real-time training can be efficient and valuable for employees and employers. Video conferencing provides companies with the opportunity to arrange for international experts from any part of the world to get in touch and offer skill training to employees directly without having to come down physically. Online training can be as effective, and in some instances, even better than offline training.

    Conveying, convincing, and believing become easier with the tool of video conferencing. The integral aspect of communication benefits significantly, and companies are able to increase the scope of meetings and deals with this modern means of correspondence. Technology has given business communication a shot in the arm.

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