I am confused. So often I witness these conversations at customer's and after all these years I'm still puzzled. I'm not saying that we need to stop all face-to-face meetings, not at all.
Nonetheless, we sometimes move too easily when we can be more productive and efficient by connecting via video. Technology has changed, now we can have a good meeting experience, some real interaction, not just a sequence of "What?", "Can you repeat please?", "Who's talking?".
We have the technology!!!
It's not prohibitive anymore to implement a decent video collaboration system, far better than consumer-ish solutions such as Skype or Hangouts. Even in that case it might be an acceptable solution, while sub-par and limitating. Probably that's the reason video has yet to be widely accepted: in most user's mind, Skype is still the reference for video conversations. Movies show Skype-like conversations in outstanding quality and we expect real-life experience to be the same.That's not the case, but it doesn't mean we can't get it with other tools.
Because we can.
Nonetheless, we sometimes move too easily when we can be more productive and efficient by connecting via video. Technology has changed, now we can have a good meeting experience, some real interaction, not just a sequence of "What?", "Can you repeat please?", "Who's talking?".
We have the technology!!!
It's not prohibitive anymore to implement a decent video collaboration system, far better than consumer-ish solutions such as Skype or Hangouts. Even in that case it might be an acceptable solution, while sub-par and limitating. Probably that's the reason video has yet to be widely accepted: in most user's mind, Skype is still the reference for video conversations. Movies show Skype-like conversations in outstanding quality and we expect real-life experience to be the same.That's not the case, but it doesn't mean we can't get it with other tools.
Because we can.
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