Video in the Workplace: Cisco Global Survey Reveals That the Majority of Aspiring Executives See a Big Future for Video.

The multi-screen approach shows progressively its dynamism in terms of video consumption and producing. People love sharing and watching video.  

The recent study reported by Cisco goes in this direction. The study has revealed that the majority of these next-generation executives intend to depend heavily upon business-class video to connect with
their teams, colleagues, suppliers, customers and prospects, as well as to help their businesses deliver new products and services.

Connectikpeople has nabbed the following top findings:

• Three out of five young executives say they will rely more heavily on business-class video during the next five to 10 years.
• 87 percent believe video has a significant and positive impact on an organization, citing benefits ranging from enhancing the experience of telecommuters to saving money on travel costs and even attracting top talent.
• 94 percent of those organizations with less than 400 employees value video as a way to break down language barriers in the increasingly global marketplace.
• 87 percent say they would choose to work for a video-enabled organization over a company that has not invested in business-class video communications, because the video-enabled organization "cares about using technology to fuel business growth."

Findings are presented in these slides and further detailed below: