Virtual Meeting Rooms are very similar to physical meeting rooms. Everyone knows where to go to communicate, there are various collaboration tools available, and a screen where you share documents, presentations, and other information. The only real difference with Virtual Meeting Room (VMR) software, is that instead of inviting people into a physical location, you have the flexibility and convenience of connecting from anywhere with an internet connection.
Instead of a physical address, VMR software comes with a virtual address known as a “Uniform Resource Identifier”, which is formatted like an email address. With cloud based solutions like UCi2i’s Gateway Service you can dial in from Cisco, Polycom, Lifesize, as well as Skype for Business, Web RTC, and even ISDN platforms. In other words, everyone can communicate in one reliable shared space. Here, we’ll take a closer look at the features, and benefits of VMR software.
Benefit 1: Ease of Use
Perhaps the first benefit, and feature of VMR software worth mentioning, is how easy it is to use. VMR makes it simple to connect on a video or audio call where you can share presentations, projects, and collaborate at any time, from anywhere. Because it’s a static resource with a private name and address, you can simply choose who you want to join the conversation.
VMR software can be accessed from a host of different devices, regardless of whether you’re using a videoconferencing system, Skype, web browsers, or a smart phone or tablet, and once you’re set up in the system, you can see the other people in the room, collaborate over various topics, and enjoy an unrestricted meeting place that isn’t confined by geographical location.
Benefit 2: Wider Collaboration
We touched on this above, but one of the biggest benefits of VMR software is that it integrates perfectly with the changing business landscape in relation to mobile and remote working. How people collaborate has changed drastically over the years, and the availability of new technology has made it far more convenient for us to consume and access information over smartphones, tablets, and computers.
VMR software removes the restrictions of the traditional meeting room and ensures that members within a team can collaborate together from anywhere, at any time, accessing the same collaboration tools and equipment.
Benefit 3: Share Documents and Presentations
Sharing presentations and documents over email has become a time-consuming way for groups with remote and varied workers to collaborate. Rather than being able to instantly see changes and updates, and make notes on documents, email slows the process, but VMR helps to speed it up again. VMR software comes with unique document and presentation solutions where you can share screens and information with other people in your team.
That way, you can get real-time feedback on projects within groups, and access the details that you need most wherever you are -whether in office, or on the train to work.
Benefit 4: Exceptional Capacity
Finding a meeting room that’s comfortable and supportive for everyone that you might need to speak to in your group can be a challenge. However, VMR software can host almost any number of participants and people at any given time, so you can decide exactly how big, or small you want your conference to be.
Thanks to thumbnails and progressive video screens, you can see who’s talking at any given time, as well as the people that are also available within your group for communication. That means no more having to cramp large teams into small office spaces.
VMR: A Dynamic Solution for the Changing Business Environment
VMR software is a useful and dynamic way for businesses in the modern age to adjust their style of working and drive simpler communication between teams. You can invite people to a meeting whenever you need to, and personalise the collaboration experience to your specific requirements.
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