HD Videoconferencing

Videoconferencing is taking on an especially important significance in business communications today as the need for solutions that save on costs and enhance productivity increases.

 

For those who once found videoconferencing to have poor image or audio quality, there are now new and upcoming possibilities with videoconferencing thanks to technological advancements and increased bandwidths.

 

According to the latest study from customer insight firm Brockmann & Company, "The Perfect Storm: Why Video Conferencing Will Dominate Business Communications," videoconferencing in an important element for business decision makers especially for its ability to drive higher business performance. Their study of 350 business users of videoconferencing unveiled its growing importance and that it will become a solution of choice in the business world.

 

One of videoconferencing's biggest benefits is the reduced need to travel and the extra time and productivity it brings about. Videoconferencing today has also been improved with the ability to leverage the internet instead of costly company phone circuits and new, quality cameras and VoIP advancements are also making the experience a far more appealing one than ever before.

 

And as more and more users look for home-theater quality videoconferencing, providers are creating solutions to further improve the user experience.

 

According to Peter Brockmann, President of Brockmann & Company and author of the report, "All the ingredients are present for huge growth in business videoconferencing products and services."

 

The study offers insight into the adoption and consumption of Video Conferencing for IT decision makers by analyzing the experience of peers and competitors. A free limited-time download of the report is available HERE.

 

 

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