Video Conferencing Service For Associations Has Big Impact On Membership Growth
Oct 4, 2017
Batipi has defied convention in the Video Conferencing market with the release of its new video conferencing service for member-based associations. Further information can be found at http://batipi.com
Toronto, Canada - October 3, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Earlier today, Batipi announced its new video conferencing service directed at member-based associations for coordinating online meetings & presentations. The new offering is available as a stand-alone cloud service or through custom integration into an associations existing member portal. Leveraging the latest video conferencing technology the new service is expected to have a big impact on member engagement by empowering users with online collaboration tools & fostering networking amongst the community…. but it does so, with a difference.
David Corcoran, Owner at Batipi, says: “We wanted to try something new with releasing our video conferencing service directed at associations. Anyone familiar with the dynamics of running large member-based associations will probably have noticed how difficult it can be to retain members and keep their attention in this online market. Our difference is our pricing model is based on overall usage rather than per user, which is a huge boon for member-based associations with a lot of users. Most of our video conferencing competitors currently seem to charge a monthly subscription per user, making it extremely difficult for associations to justify the overall expense of implementing this technology.”
So as a welcome breath of fresh air, Batipi will instead provide a new pay-per-use video conferencing pricing plan allowing the association to add unlimited users. Batipi chose to make this move to focus more on building inclusive solutions for associations that impact all of their members. Corcoran states: “Everyone regardless of their job function can benefit from improved communication, video conferencing is simply a requirement nowadays.” It was also stated that their goal is to deliver communication solutions that help foster better collaboration amongst members.
Associations can expect to benefit from more engaged members by encouraging online meetings and presentations amongst the user base. Corcoran states: “we strongly believe in the impact that video conferencing can have for more effective remote communication. We have seen this have a direct result with member engagement and consequently have an effect on membership renewals.” The company acknowledges its strategy to grow an associations member base is heavily weighted on encouraging more face to face communication amongst members. They expect this approach to be well received with emerging organizations.
Batipi, a software development company based in Toronto, Ontario has been developing custom communication solutions for clients throughout Canada & United States for several years. Their focus is delivering solutions that enable better communication and collaboration throughout an organization.
The new Video Conferencing for Associations service has officially launched this past September 2017. To find out more about the service and Batipi, it’s possible to visit http://batipi.com
Contact Info:
Name: David Corcoran
Organization: Batipi
Address: 201-2645 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M8X 1A3, Canada
Phone: +1-416-902-1099
For more information, please visit http://batipi.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 245741
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