Videoconferencing upsurge to cut travel
Businesses are cutting back on travel. </p><p> And turning to the videoconferencing studio. </p><p> Regus, the supplier of small business office spaces, has reported a surge in the number of videoconferencing bookings. </p><p>
Businesses are cutting back on travel.
And turning to the videoconferencing studio.
Regus, the supplier of small business office spaces, has reported a surge in the number of videoconferencing bookings.
“Given the tough economic conditions, we expect the slowdown in business travel to continue,” said Mark Dixon, chief executive, Regus Group.
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