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Videoconferencing: Zoom In On Your Business Meetings


The current momentum bears witness to an unprecedented acceleration in the digital transition, including information and communication technologies.

As such, videoconferencing, or videoconferencing, is one of the key elements of business communication. Surprisingly, the health context has propelled its spread. Already widely used by large groups and companies whose offices are spread all over the world, remote meetings are gaining ground. While they have long been an integral part of the communication habits of multinationals, they are now investing in companies of all sizes: SMEs, VSEs, and even the self-employed.

More than a relief from the constraint of limiting travel, videoconferencing also offers new perspectives for working groups. 

Objectives: Capture Attention, Facilitate Exchanges

Where face-to-face meetings require restrictive logistics, including costs inherent in employee travel, videoconferencing makes it possible to liven up and animate meetings remotely through solutions and additional services.

Videoconferencing is malleable and, above all, adaptable, whether with screen sharing, openness to interactions to involve each interlocutor, or sending elements (audio, videos, documents, visuals, PDFs, etc.). In particular, it can include an interactive whiteboard while supporting the display of presentations in the background. Some videoconferences go so far as to automate the transcription and even the subtitling of exchanges for optimal communication open to all.

In addition, on a single medium, you can browse the web or click on a link in your presentation that will take you directly to the relevant web page. Videoconferencing lends itself to everything!

Interactive Screens and State-Of-The-Art Equipment

The quality of a video conference is clearly scrutinized. The better your system performs, the more you will convey a modern and reliable image of your company.

As a partner, we take care of the entire installation of your videoconferencing equipment:

  • The physical installation of the cabling
  • The configuration of the software
  • The HD screens
  • The audio system

In addition, the layout of your equipment is done after the collection of information in order to identify the solution best suited to your needs.

In addition, touchscreens, interactive and wireless, are the basis for successful video conferencing thanks to screen sharing, mirroring, using whiteboards to specify your actions, multitouch, and the PC module: all compatible with Android, Windows, IOS, or even Linux!

Network Equipment: Keeping the Line

Standards around videoconferencing are changing at breakneck speed. Several systems have been implemented to make the whole mobile and more adaptable. With ISDN, integrated services digital networks, you benefit from telecommunications made up of digital links at speeds of up to 2 Mbit/s.

The Advantages of Your Tailor-Made Videoconferencing System

The videoconferencing solution has many advantages:

  • Display your documents while communicating with your interlocutor
  • Wireless control of your videoconference
  • Present different documents side by side during your videoconference
  • Modification and annotation of elements live (alone or with others)

This results in sustained attention from your audience throughout the meeting, the assurance of collaborative work, and saving precious time!

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