Conferences how a part of the company

 

   As your organization continues to scale with a growing employee base, it is critical to meet the demands for modernized, remote collaboration. Your ultimate goal of bringing all levels of employees together requires a fundamental understanding of video conferencing to support flexible digital communication for distributed teams. Rather than carefully analyzing information from various vendors, the following guide will lay out the basics to help you succeed in video conferencing.

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   This comprehensive overview highlights the most important elements of your video conferencing implementation research. From different types of video conferencing, to internal and external use cases, to expert tips and tricks to drive user engagement, here's what you'll learn in this guide.

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Types of video conferencing
Companies of all sizes have moved to the cloud. While PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) audio conferencing has played a large role in collaborative collaboration for decades, the benefits of digital communications have changed the marketplace with the cloud model preferred by companies around the world.
 
   Although "video conferencing" usually describes virtual meetings between two or more parties, there are certain types that fall outside of this industry term. Mobile, desktop, browser and conferencing with a conference system all add value to end users and administrators. Learn about the technical differences between types of video conferencing and how your employees benefit from smart, easy-to-use solutions.

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Video conferencing tips
Video conferencing end users are important stakeholders for an IT organization. Ensuring their familiarity with new technologies and their satisfaction is paramount to business productivity. In this section, you will learn how to properly start each meeting to optimize your user experience. Check out these video conferencing tips for best lighting, layout, and sound recommendations to ensure flawless video conferencing and productive meetings.
 
 
Video conferencing use cases

Whether your employees need video conferencing for small 1: 1 meetings or larger distributed group sessions, there are many internal and external uses. Project management, department updates, sales forecasts, scrum and customer calls are just a few of the various goals that end users have when hosting or attending video conferencing. Learn about these video conferencing use cases for setting up large teams or for small two-way video conferencing conversations hosted using a single cloud technology.

 
Measuring video conferencing performance
Deploying and maintaining a video conferencing solution is only possible if administrators can monitor system health, manage endpoints, and access usage trends. Once you complete onboarding and training with the new technology, real-time visibility into call quality and conferencing analytics is critical to performance measurement. Learn more about video conferencing performance measurement and meeting dashboards that give system administrators complete control over their investments.
 
 
Benefits of video conferencing in the corporate culture

User Onboarding priority bridges the gap between new users and your video conferencing software and hardware. Fortunately, developing this type of training isn't exclusively for IT departments - the top-rated meeting solutions include extensive supporting documentation and video tutorials to help drive your business. In addition to using these resources, learn about the benefits of video conferencing and what your team can do to properly guide new users in the video conferencing adoption process.