Businesses around the world have needed to adapt quickly to the disruptive impact of self-isolation and lockdown. Employees still need to communicate with one another, as well as with service providers and customers or clients, and nothing is as effective as meeting face to face.

Now that this is no longer possible in most cases, companies offering video communication tools have been the rare beneficiaries of less person-to-person contact and widespread adoption of remote working setups...

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