The

7Advantages ofVideo Collaboration

A publication of

Going Green

Video is good for the environment when you consider the reduction in air and automobile travel that it allows. Reduce your carbon footprint without giving up the face time!

1.

Better

Workplace relationships play an important part in the success of high performance teams. Video can help build and maintain those relationships even when you or your colleagues are not physically in the office.

2.

Relationships

HappierPeople

Remote working is good for organizations and good for employees however remote workers often feel a sense of isolation and exclusion when they don't have regular face-to-face access to others in the organization. Video can solve that problem by bringing people together every single day.

3.

Faster Decisions

Business moves fast so there's no time to wait for in-office days when important decisions need to be made. Do it now, over video.

4.

New processesVideo is an enabling technology that can allow you to open new channels for the delivery of services, helping customers, and building relationships with partners. There are use cases for video conferencing in just about every industry and every functional area within organizations. What could video do for you?

5.

Save...Time Travel, and Real Estate

Video saves a lot. Save the time you would have spent sitting in the airport, on a plane or in the car stuck in rush hour traffic.

Save the cost of hotels, meals and other travel expenses. Save the real estate costs required to house a large staff in office.

Video makes good business sense.

6.

PresenceWith Unified Communications and a plethora of technology that allows us to monitor availability, we have less of a challenge in determining when someone is at work or not. But UC has no impact on 'presence' in the other context - that of being visible to others within the organization. Luckily, you can use video to always stay in sight.

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