Historically video conferencing was used by organisations to facilitate large, formal meetings typically taking place in boardrooms, with fixed video conferencing systems and screens.
Recently, in line with the rise of flexible working, video has become the new voice. Organisations are using video collaboration for spontaneous, one-to-one video calls, helping them with quick discussions or informal chats that require screen-sharing. The explosion of huddle rooms designed for smaller meetings has also changed the way that video collaboration is used, with many organisations opting for specific wide-angle video conferencing solutions to cater to these smaller spaces.