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I agree that the additional value add over a video call might not be there, though the author did seem to speak of Workroom being somewhat compelling. But reme
by jackpeterfletch 4y ago
I agree that the additional value add over a video call might not be there, though the author did seem to speak of Workroom being somewhat compelling.
But remember that a single Telepresence room can cost $60k - $600k, plus an ongoing subscription for networking + management, without the capacity or flexibility of a virtual room. Every meeting room in my office has one.
This is touched on in the article, but remember theres a difference between how individuals and corporations spend money, especially if it can lead to [percieved?] gains in productivity/team cohesion.
https://www.nojitter.com/telepresence-beautiful-and-expensive/page/0/1 https://www.nojitter.com/telepresence-beautiful-and-expensiv...