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COVID-19 has altered how people live and work across the globe. Companies are adopting the culture of remote work as a strategy to assure company continuity while safeguarding the health and safety of their employees in the face of travel restrictions, closures, and lockdowns. However, the pandemic is not the only reason why firms should adapt. Other corporate situations that necessitate the digitization of work environments to support remote work and meeting. It's crucial to evaluate the criteria needed to support remote meetings between personnel in the office and those working remotely like videoconferencing , depending on the company environment. As people will continue to work remotely throughout the lockdown and for a period of time after it is lifted, it is critical for organizations to recognize this and ensure that on-site and remote staff maintain a sense of community. Implementing videoconferencing is an excellent approach to accomplish all of these goals. Now videoconfe

When you organize an in-person meeting, you put a lot of restrictions on everyone involved. They must all meet at the same physical area, and you must ensure that you have an open conference room or office at a time that is convenient for all attendees. Neither is a given, especially if you're a small business with limited office space and staff that travel or telecommute frequently. Video conferencing software like WebEx offers an appealing combination of deep capability, low cost, and overall ease of use for small businesses looking to enable real-time collaboration without the limits of in-office meetings. Small businesses can use such a platform for a variety of tasks, including internal online meetings with screen sharing during COVID-19 and WFH situation and client meetings. More Consistent Collaboration: •    Compatibility with a wide range of devices, including mobile and desktop computers, as well as any standard-based video equipment. •    WebEx Productivity Tools in the