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As more and more enterprise and SMBs look for reducing their operating expenditures, Video Conferencing is seen as a great enabler in terms of expanding the envelope of communications and collaborations and Hyderabad based PeopleLink is positioning its software based video conferencing solutions for the enterprise and SMB segments.

Smart devices are undoubtedly driving cloud based video conferencing into the business. This is evident from the peaking draft stating that cloud video conferencing or VCaaS global market valuation shall be as high as $7.85 billion (Transparency Market Research) by 2025.

India’s leading player of Video communication & collaboration, PeopleLink Unified Communications Pvt. Ltd. has announced strategic updates to its webRTC based Video collaboration offering called the “InstaVC”.

PeopleLink is spearheading its operations and presence globally. We aim to strengthen our presence in both, direct / partner led engagements from 25 countries today to 180 countries in next 3 years.

Digital Transformation isn’t just a new word in the digital world, it is the core concept that has the potential to transform business operations for better. It is a process of mutating your business from legacy to the new digital genre

We are committed towards bridging the gaps which inhibited the true realisation of Unified Video Collaboration in the government sector, says Amit Chowdry in an interview with ENN

Video Enabled Business Process (VEBP) is a way of integrating video in all core business processes for enabling rich interaction and elevated engagement among users.

Video Conferencing has been proven to bring in massive operational advantages for companies throughout all business verticals. Companies in the retail sector have been found to enjoy exponential growth by deploying video conferencing solutions to fulfill their business requirements.

Judiciary and legal services in India have always been confounded for their slow-pace. Indian courts have a record number of pending cases; under-trials have outnumbered the convicts in Indian jails. The rural scenario is even worst. People in Indian villages are completely unaware about their fundamental rights and legal responsibilities.

The present age is the age of information. Undoubtedly, it has influenced the Government sector as well. This is prominent from Prime Minister, Narendra Modi’s “Smart City Mission”. The Smart City initiative by the Government of India, is an urban reconstructive program worth around US$ 7.5 billion, to make 100 Indian cities (later revised to 109) citizen-friendly and sustainable.