Eye contact, facial expressions, and body language are cues we use to effectively communicate with one another on a daily basis - and those cues are all lost in a phone or email conversation. Like mentioned above, video conferencing offers an opportunity for more personal connection.It's more personal and engaging than a phone call, and it's much cheaper and more efficient than paying to commute - or fly - to a physical location to meet someone for an in-person conversation.

Video conferencing is a cost-effective opportunity to have face-to-face interactions with colleagues, prospects, stakeholders, or customers.I could write a whole blog post about the benefits of video conferencing, but for our purposes, let's focus on four: Video conferencing offers opportunities for collaboration, productivity, and increased engagement with colleagues, stakeholders, and customers - all without the hassle (and cost) of traveling to an in-person location. Video conferencing is a popular option if you work with distributed teams, or if you want to connect with prospects or customers but can't meet in-person. Video conferencing is an online face-to-face meeting that uses audio and video software so people can meet in real-time, regardless of physical location.

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