Video communication gets into new blue ocean, the market scale exceeds 100 billion

Video communication gets into new blue ocean, the market scale exceeds 100 billion

With the rapid development of mobile internet technology, the trend of enterprise office mobility is becoming more and more obvious. It has spawned the company's thirst for "video" connection, which has brought more than 200 billion video conferencing market size.

According to the CIO Ecology Survey of the Mobile Informatization Research Center, 47.1% of the respondents said that mobile performance has greatly promoted the business and that it can significantly improve the communication efficiency between the company and its customers, and build the market and brand. The effect is significant.

For the future development, 58.7% of the respondents indicated that they are deploying or have already started testing mobile office systems, and these mobile office systems are closely integrated with the business. The next step is to fully deploy the enterprise's mobile informationization.

Video communication cloud service gets into a new blue sea, huge potential

As one of the most important communication tools of the enterprise, video conferencing can transmit video and audio information in two directions in real time. Conference participants can communicate more “in face-to-face” more intuitively and truly.

With the development of cross-regional business and the increasing demand for enterprise information and refined operations, enterprise users need to use video conferencing systems to communicate in a timely manner. The corporate office is also moving towards mobile and cloud-based, and the demand for mobile office is improving. The shortcomings of traditional video conferencing are gradually revealed.

First, the traditional conference room needs to deploy a large number of hardware devices, and requires a dedicated network, which is complicated to install and difficult to deploy.

Secondly, video conferencing equipment of different brands is difficult to achieve interconnection and interconnection, resulting in information islands.

Thirdly, due to the high cost of hardware equipment and private network deployment, it causes operational cost pressure on SMEs.

Finally, most of the traditional video conferences can only be confined to the conference room, and the real-time performance is poor, causing many inconveniences.