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Choose the Right Operating System for Your Video Conferencing Systems

Cloud-based video platforms and a distributed workforce have made compatibility more important than ever for successful collaboration.

When choosing a meeting room solution, it’s critical to consider your operating system, such as Windows or Android, to ensure a smooth deployment and upkeep. Not doing so can result in an inefficient, complex, counterproductive experience, as there are nuances to how different platforms and operating systems work together.

This whitepaper provides key criteria to consider when aligning your meeting room solutions and operating system:

  • Installation
  • Support
  • Access and management
  • and more

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