Choosing the right network is an essential component in ensuring your video-enabled solution delivers to its full potential and its maximum ROI (return on investment).  Your choice of network will dramatically affect the quality and reliability of the service which in turn will affect its adoption by your users. 

Those new to video-enabled conferencing, or with a lower number of users, might start with dedicated ISDN lines - which provide a low entry cost but incremental usage charges.

Those with more established users, looking for higher quality and reliability, may choose IP networks configured to support real-time collaboration.  Organisations considering the transition to IP would need to decide whether to use existing shared networks or to provide dedicated connections, factoring in issues such as cost, security, existing applications and current projects.

Choosing the network which is right for your organisation now, and yet which makes allowance for the future, is where Videocall can help.  We provide video-enabled solutions, facilitating communication and collaboration between users, on any network.

And where organisations want to outsource their network, customers can utilise Videocall’s own best-in-class infrastructure to access a series of Tier 1 global network providers.