With distributed workforces and virtual collaboration now forming an integral part of the daily work experience, the quality of conferencing technology matters more than ever.
To ensure focused collaboration and clear communication, excellent audio quality is key to optimizing productivity, according to a global IDC study of 600 business leaders.
Subpar audio quality affects trustworthiness, intelligence perception, and content importance, underscoring the need for quality audio in meetings.
Mick Heys, vice president, Future of WorkSpace & Imaging for IDC EMEA, explains the research clearly shows mixed mode meetings, with in person and remote participants, are now a normal part of business—however, companies continue to experience a lot of problems.
