Video conferencing has changed the future of business

Second only to in-person communication, video conferencing has become a key part of business

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Much has changed about the way we do business in the last two years, but one trend is likely to stick around even more significantly – video conferencing has transformed the future of business. As reported in Forbes , “Although nothing will ever replace the visceral connection you feel when you’re physically in the same space with others, video does allow you to connect on a deeper, more human level than all other forms of remote communications. The mantra for the new world of work is: If it’s important and you can’t be there in person, use video.”

Especially for large businesses that have employees located in cities across the country – or multiple countries, especially with some border closures still in effect – video conferencing is a central pillar in how business operates. The stay-at-home orders and lockdowns of the pandemic accelerated this trend and forced any who resisted it to get on board, and now it will be a permanent fixture of the way we work going forward. It thus makes sense to have a robust system in place to ensure your video communications are crystal clear , and offer all the functionality you should expect from a video conferencing service, including animations, clear video, reduction of background noise, editable or blurred backgrounds, and more.