Analyze home office upgrades
Before the outbreak of the epidemic, the main trend of video conferencing was to hold video conferences with customers in large conference rooms of enterprises. This technology has now become easy to manage and reduced costs. Enterprises began to require video conferencing in small conference rooms rather than large conference rooms, because these small teams usually include employees who work remotely.
Although it is a good way to authorize small teams to adopt video conferencing in small conference rooms, the focus of implementation is entirely on video conferencing technology. The focus of attention is the camera and audio equipment in the conference room, and whether it can properly compose and capture the personnel in the conference room. Although the remote staff created the demand for video conferencing at the beginning, it was an afterthought for the background and sound of video conferencing. For many enterprises, as long as the remote staff can simply see each other and communicate with each other is enough.
The epidemic has changed priorities regarding visual and audio quality. Enterprise executives began to understand the needs of employees working remotely to maintain a good image and voice, and provided subsidies for employees to upgrade their home office facilities. Video conference providers have introduced home office equipment upgrades by providing toolkits and bundles (usually webcams and headphones) for remote workers, as well as new products that provide higher quality webcams for positions that need to face customers.
