Corporate research has shown that roughly 19 percent of Americans have participated in a video conference via computer or mobile device. Interestingly, about 65 percent of those aforementioned 19 percent often use a desktop monitor or large screen for their videoconferencing in order to accommodate multiple people. However, the sound may not be great and it may be difficult to hear or understand everything being said on both sides. Therefore, using audio visual aids can help everyone and everyone who knows how to do video conferencing.

According to research done by Interact, the vast majority-just under 80 percent-of businesses use videos in their conference rooms. A conference room with multiple people sitting around a table may not be the most optimal place for which everyone to clearly see and hear everything, unless the company or business doing the video conferencing has the best audio visual technology or best video conferencing software.

Video conferencing helps businesses not only communicate within the business, but also helps them to stay in touch with clients, partners, and other individuals with whom the company may associate, including freelance employees and attorneys.

One of the best ways to improve video conferencing capabilities is to use audio visual aids. If people can clearly see everything in a conference, they want to be able to hear it too, and audio visual aids can be a big part of that. Ultimately, more and more companies are using video conferencing services, and as a result video conferencing software creators are going more and more in depth with the quality of their services. Continue: haverford.com