Video conferencing is an essential tool for working with a team. Use this glossary to determine which components of video conferencing are best for your business.
Story by Micah Levine, Search Unified Communications
Video has become an essential component of doing business. Video conferencing connects users in ways that audio alone can’t, providing important visual context and improving productivity. Organizations taking advantage of video conferencing need to know what options exist to create a video conferencing system.
In its early days, video conferencing was a way to connect two conference rooms in the same building. Video conferencing components had limited capabilities and high price tags. In addition, interoperability was a challenge because devices and software from different vendors often didn’t work with each other. But video conferencing has matured, and most organizations use some kind of video as part of their unified communications strategy.
