Mobile Collaboration in enterprises: Latencies and Real-time Decision-making

Technological barriers to collaboration on the fly are beginning to be broken. On-premise video-conferencing solutions exist in the market today while mobile video-conferencing is in its infancy. Larger teams will need ability for point-to-multi-point video-conferencing solutions. A project manager, for example, will like to share visuals with multiple members of his team executing a task. Video conferencing is now possible with mobile devices and they can handle up to ten participants. Communications with multiple members of a team are likely to result in media clutter which can be reduced with selective role and context-specific distribution of content.

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Mobile Collaboration in Health Sector

Wider adoption of remote care is now possible with the panoply of technological tools now available such as sensors, medical devices, smart mobile devices and internet video. The sensors let doctors read vital signs from a distance, robots let them do hospital rounds more frequently without being present, video lets them see a patient in another location, smart mobile devices with embedded cameras let them track emergency situations in real time and internet connections let them download images from distant storage devices.

 

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