BCD/WhyGo deal signals strides into virtual meetings
Business travel agency BCD has inked a deal with video conferencing booker WhyGo.
The deal will mean BCD can offer its clients a choice of 2,500 videoconferencing rooms and 40 telepresence facilities around the world.
Telepresence is a system offered by Cisco which creates a sort of virtual reality for meetings. Screens are set up showing delegates who can’t be there sitting at a desk in their remote location.
BCD is edging more and more into this and videoconferencing, currently already offering the facility in the Benelux countries.
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