How Companies Use Virtual Presentations

Virtual presentations have become a standard communication tool in almost every industry and department. A host of industries are using virtual presentations to achieve rock solid business results.

Here are some examples. You may want to take a look at your industry and highlight some of the uses that you haven’t considered yet.

Financial services

o Accelerate loan processing
o Ensure compliance
o Accelerate product launch
o Communicate with potential clients
o Provide personalized services to the client

Health care

o Telemedicine
o Maintain regulatory requirements (for example, HIPAA)
o Engage with senior management in health centers

High technology

o Expedite meetings with team members, partners, customers and suppliers to accelerate product launches and critical deadlines.
o Troubleshoot issues immediately (e.g. access customer environment, include QA and R&D staff)
o Reach out to prospects to share industry knowledge and business information
o Provide fast and efficient technical support

Manufacturing

o Ensure compliance
o Collaborate with suppliers, technicians, distributors, employees and customers.
o Maintain the interest of prospects by giving them free information
o Accelerate time to market by quickly training large numbers of distributors
o Improve collaboration between engineers

Education

o Keep high-level professionals (eg doctors) up-to-date on the newest methodologies while adapting to their demanding schedules.

It is true that many companies and departments are reducing travel costs as a way to reduce operating expenses. Some people are delighted with this news. It means they can spend less time away from home and more time with their family. Virtual presentations that work can cut costs and keep employees happier and closer to home, they thought of more boring teleconferences where nobody says anything and we all sit there, not really buying anything from you, your company or your organization. For the virtual meeting to provide value, they need to work.

That means achieving business goals, fostering communication, and building stronger business relationships.

Within each of these industries, virtual presentations not only support the general needs of the organization as a whole, but also the more specific needs of key departments, including sales and marketing, customer service, training, product development, corporate communications and human resources.