Considering the Advantages of Both In-Person and Remote Meetings

Nearly 2 million people are working in the industry in the United States, where there are roughly 1.8 million meetings and events held annually. This demonstrates how crucially essential industry gatherings are to corporate culture. Following COVID, the event sector developed a hybrid approach, and corporate America today places a high priority on virtual meetings and events. In 2020, 48% of remote workers used video conferencing technology; this number increased to 77% in 2022, and by 2025, 50% of all events might be held virtually. Companies must understand how to balance in-person meetings with the growth of virtual meetings. This article clarifies how to balance both meeting kinds while outlining the advantages of each.

Benefits of Remote Meetings:

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During the COVID-19 epidemic, it was advantageous to hold meetings remotely since it allowed organizations and businesses to continue reaching their target audiences while limiting the disease’s spread.