Going Virtual
Instead of traveling, many companies have been holding remote meetings using videoconferencing tools and collaboration software with colleagues and clients around the world. And it's not just travel that's being affected. Now, many businesses have opted to close their doors and encourage or mandate employees to work remotely to slow the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus.
Collaboration and videoconferencing tools are helping to bridge the gap for companies that are taking precautions right now for the well-being of their employees and clients, while still working together and keeping their businesses up and running. And many of the biggest tech vendors are coming to the rescue with free or expanded use of their collaboration and video products during the outbreak.
Here are seven collaboration and videoconferencing offerings available now to those working remotely during the coronavirus pandemic.
