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By introducing an IP audio conference system into your workplace, you can easily hold conferences with remote locations anytime, anywhere. Moreover, it allows you have group meetings with multiple participants across multiple locations, and instantly eliminates the inconvenience of fixed video conference rooms that require reservations and scheduling. Given the increased importance of work coordination when team members are spread across multiple locations, business productivity can be dramatically increased through information sharing and real-time communication.
Installing an IP audio system is a sure way to shrink the time spent on business travel and moving between facilities, while offering the same rich communication that was once only possible in face-to-face meetings. Since the person in charge need only attend the conference remotely during key discussions, a business trip that once would have included multiple persons can now be handled by just one representative. Also, you can raise the efficiency of meetings on business trips by holding pre- and post- meetings before and after the business trip via the IP audio conference system.

Using an IP audio conference system can reliably reduce business travel and other incidental expenses. Furthermore, the IP connection means no phone charges when you use your existing LAN lines. Unlike with video conference systems, there are no usage charges for dedicated lines or multipoint connection services, nor any need for expensive equipment.

When business trip frequency is lowered through IP audio conferencing, the amount of CO2 emitted from transportation is also greatly reduced. Thus, the PJP not only increases business efficiency and cuts travel costs, it also makes a significant contribution to reducing CO2 emissions.
IP audio conference systems are even useful during accidents and disasters, supporting multilocation remote conferences as a backup system when phone lines go down, or when holding emergency meetings with remote locations during a crisis. They are also very useful tools from the point of view of risk management, because they facilitate coordination with remote locations when employees are injured or sick and have difficulties moving between sites.