Comcast Business Services vice president John Guillaume explains to Light Reading's Sarah Reedy why voice is still such an important part of the cable operator's business services portfolio.
Comcast Business Services vice president John Guillaume explains to Light Reading's Sarah Reedy why voice is still such an important part of the cable operator's business services portfolio.
I suppose video calls could be a good way to make you feel more connected as a work-at-home employee, and it'd also hold you accountable to make sure you're presentable on a daily basis!
The ease of launching video calls plays into it. As such, I didn't use it when at HQ at my former company, although I would have used it more if it was part of the culture.
I'd love more data on this. There has to be some good data on how UC and video is actually monetized. Are these features just so enterprises/SMBs feel that they are future proof? What percent of seats actually use the UC and video features?
Who has the best research on this topic?