Videoconferencing is coming to the corporate mainstream, and here’s why.
Story by Andrew W. Davis, NoJitter
The business world is changing, driven by technology developments and workforce and workplace shifts. Collaboration is now front and center in the strategic plans of large and small enterprises, driven by the need to build better teams, speed product and process development, and share knowledge and experiences among team members. Video conferencing, in turn, is adapting quickly to meet a whole new set of customer requirements. In fact, video conferencing has expanded from its early days of being a standalone room-centered technology to being an integral part of personal communications software on desktop and mobile devices.
Here I highlight six trends and developments that are bringing video conferencing into the corporate mainstream.
