4 Sep, 2014
Eatontown, NJ (September 4, 2014) –
Yorktel
(@Yorktelcorp), the worldwide leader in cloud, UC&C, and video managed services, today announced that it has published a whitepaper examining video conferencing, streaming media and webcast best practices. Authored by Yorktel Digital Communications Architect, Dave Tidler, the paper, entitled, “
3 Best Practices for Video Conferencing, Streaming Media and Webcasts,” explores how advancements in broadband availability, visual and voice communications are leading savvy executives to utilize video and media services to reduce travel costs, stay connected to their increasingly remote workforces, and find new ways to engage customers and prospective clients.
Click Here to Download The Free Whitepaper Noted Dave Tidler, “While video conferencing, webcasting and streaming media have the potential to play a positive role in addressing these business needs, there is a significant challenge that must be addressed before this medium can become a viable replacement for in-person engagements: audience distractions. Technical problems, such as poor video quality, video and audio stutters, or dropped packets, can alienate your audience and compromise your results. “Assuming you’re able to develop a compelling message and good content, this paper details three best practices organizations should follow to ensure their video conferencing session operates smoothly.”
To download the paper, please click here. Recognized as an innovator and visual solutions pioneer for more than 29 years, Yorktel designs, integrates, and manages enterprise-grade video systems that are highly functional, customizable, and scalable. Yorktel solutions enable a cohesive user experience connecting cutting-edge video platforms that tie meeting rooms, desktops, and mobile clients together in a single environment. Professional services, management and support expertise, coupled cutting-edge technology, are the cornerstones of Yorktel’s award-winning approach to video managed services, and how Yorktel makes complicated simple. More at
www.yorktel.com
