VIDEO CONFERENCINGSTATISTICS

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THE MODERN WORKFORCE NEEDS MOBILITY

Video conferencing provides unprecedented value in remotecollaboration, enabling a rich level of communications previously onlyexperienced when in the participants meet in person.

MarketsandMarkets recently projected the enterprise video market,which includes video conferencing solutions, will reach $35.6 billion in2018, up from 11.2 in 2015.

Here are the statistics that explain why videoconferencing is the new “must have.”

80% to 90% of the US workforce saysthey would like to telework at least parttime, 36% said they would choose it overa pay raise (Global Workplace Analytics)

Half of the US workforce holds a job thatis compatible with at least partial tele-commuting. (Global Workplace Analytics)1

A poll of 1,500 technology professionals revealed that thirty-sevenpercent would take a pay cut of 10% if they could work from home.

One study found that working fromhome increases productivity by 13%.(The New York Times)213%

3Here's the breakdown:

55% facial expressions & body language37% is tone of voice8% is words actually said

More than half of messageinterpretation is from facial expressionsand body language. (Forbes)

4 94% of businesses that utilize videoconferencing say it increases productivity.(Wainhouse Research)

5 87% of people in the workforce work ondistributed teams–domestically orinternationally. (Fuze)

6 Nearly 9 in 10 remote employees saythat video helps them feel moreconnected to their colleagues. (IMCCA)

7 65% of people use content sharing inmore than half of their video calls.(Wainhouse Research)

65%

8 87% more people use videoconferencing today than two years ago.(No Jitter)

9 Up to 50% of conference rooms will bevideo enabled by 2020.(Aragon Research)

10 Cloud video services save up to 75%over a hardware MCU.

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