
As Millennials increasingly make up more of the workforce, and telecommuting increases in popularity, integrating video into your business culture just makes sense.
There are many options to choose from when building your video solution – for example, free social platforms, such as Skype, to web conferencing platforms, such as GoToMeeting and WebEx, among others. More and more SMBs are also exploring Video as a Service where the video conferencing capabilities are outsourced to a Managed Service Provider (MSP) and delivered over an IP network.
Your solution should be part of your overall Unified Communications (UC) strategy.After your video solution is established, what can you do to make video a trusted part of your business?
Try the following strategies to help make the transition:
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