Video Conferencing Market Insights, Analysis and Trends during Forecast period 2021-2028, Coherent Market Insights
Video Conferencing Market |
By leveraging technology that
enable two-way, real-time video and audio transmission, conferences may be held
via video conferencing. Most businesses are switching to conference meetings to
cut down on travel time and facilitate quicker decision-making. The five
regions that make up the global video conferencing market are North America,
Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East and Africa.
The trend toward remote work,
geographically dispersed company activities, and growing globalisation are the
main drivers of this rise. Additionally, the expanding market is being fueled
by the rising demand for video conferencing solutions in the healthcare and
education sectors. Due to the rapid increase in the usage of video and
teleconferencing systems over the past few years, the business has experienced
tremendous growth, particularly during the COVID-19 epidemic that followed the
lockdown limitations.
The industry has significant
development opportunities because to the emergence of conferencing systems
based on machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI). By utilising facial
recognition and virtual assistant technology, these solutions enable businesses
to maximise the use of collaboration platforms and increase meeting
productivity. AI in conferencing systems aids firms in determining the perfect
number of attendees, meeting length, and time of day to have a conference. The
NVIDIA Maxine platform, which offers a cloud-based selection of GPU-powered AI
video conferencing software to enhance the streaming video, was introduced by
NVIDIA Corporation in October 2020.
According to Coherent Market Insights, The global Video
Conferencing Market was valued at US$ 6,308.7 Mn in 2020 and is
forecast to reach a value of US$ 11,177.2 Mn by 2028 at a CAGR of 6.4% between
2021 and 2028.
Over the projected period, it is
predicted that the cloud deployment segment will see a substantial growth rate
of around 14.0 percent. Higher accessibility is made possible by cloud
technology, which makes it simple to use video conferencing services on a
variety of devices including computers and mobile phones. Additionally, the
expansion of the category is being substantially supported by the rising
popularity of the Software as a Service (SaaS) platform, which has drawn
countless small- and medium-sized businesses. Small and medium-sized businesses
are anticipated to lead India's cloud market in 2022, according to projections
by Amazon Web Services, Inc.
Due to the increased demand for
conference video endpoints, which are room-based hardware solutions installed
and set up in conference rooms, the enterprise category had amassed a market
share of more than 85.0 percent in 2021. Given the rising product acceptance as
a means of communication and cooperation among employees, it was anticipated
that the growth prospects for enterprise-based video conferencing solutions
would be stronger before the pandemic. However, the pandemic prompted an
increase in the purchase of consumer-grade solutions, which in turn prompted
market participants to add improved features to their goods and services in
order to draw in a wider clientele. For instance, Logitech introduced its first
pair of TWS earbuds in September 2021, which were created particularly for the
burgeoning work-from-home market. The new TWS earphones can simultaneously pair
with computers and smartphones
Top Companies involved are - Polycom, Inc., InterCall (West
Corporation), Avaya, Inc., Adobe Systems, Inc., Cisco Systems, Inc., Huawei
Technologies Co., Ltd, Microsoft Corporation, ZTE Corporation, Vidyo, Inc., and
Lifesize (Division of Logitech International S.A.)
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