Although it is not necessary to buy the latest including greatest system, in general you actually do not need to buy something based solely on 1 factor such as the price. Because if you had any experience at all in the free-market economy price does not always indicate quality.
Of course, there are exceptions to the rule, but you obtain the idea. the tidbit is especially true if you are planning to implement the teleconferencing system within a hot zone. Or in other words, if you are planning to use it with real clients, supply chain partners, including stakeholders.
Then you have a vested interest to provide the best presence as well as sense of professionalism in front of these constituents. Otherwise it may be OK to go with a lesser costing system, if you are only planning to use it with some of your employees including those that you are managing within the organization. everything used on a particular ad hoc or informal nature might be used on a free teleconferencing or inexpensive conferencing solution.
From that starting point you could at least have a point of reference to decide where you need to steer your communications strategy- by upgrading certain components on a needed basis. the gives you maximum flexibility.
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