The whole world is facing the COVID-19 pandemic, and even the most developed nations are trying hard. Under such circumstances, there has been a growing demand for work from home and online learning.
Many big companies are slowly moving towards a solid plan to continue letting their employees work from home even up to next year. Recently, Lark, a collaboration platform has also started providing its service for free to help working professionals stay connected. Meanwhile, the governments and policymakers are trying to figure out how to ensure the safety of students and children.
Speaking about the conference, Simon Wang, Executive Vice President, TAITRA, said, “As the world grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic, Taiwan’s robust remote working solutions are making their presence felt in international markets. Studies have pointed at the growing future of work trends such as the rise in distributed, dynamic, and on-demand work enabled by next-gen cloud and software delivery. COVID-19 will further accelerate the need for flexible and agile work styles and push the adoption of technologies that improve work-life balance. Top Taiwanese brands have been working on a war footing to offer solutions that will help companies and educational institutions across the world to enable employees and students to work agilely, collaboratively, and securely–with access to specialized support mechanisms.”
Taiwanese brands offer solutions to facilitate e-learning & remote communication
On May 7, 2020, Taiwan Excellence held a Livestream Press Conference that showcased Taiwan’s breakthrough solutions in Remote Video Conferencing for work and education, which is being achieved via e-learning. Taiwan Excellence is the international promotional campaign run by the Bureau of Foreign Trade and Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA). The conference welcomed five top Taiwanese brands displaying their latest products which strengthen remote communication and e-learning. Many Taiwanese brands have a global presence and they also have a consumer base in India.
- AVer showcased its Mechanical Arm Wireless Interactive Visualizer which is ultra-lightweight and convenient for teachers to carry. It is equipped with a 13-megapixel camera capable of recording videos at 4K and 60fps. Likewise, BXB put forth its Q.con Video Conferencing Solution that helps to improve the quality of video conferencing as its lens can auto-track and provide close-ups of participants with the built-in cardioid microphone auto-detecting the voice of speakers and blocking out background noises. Q.con supports quite a few popular platforms that include U Meeting, Skype, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Line.
- CyberLink displayed its U Communication Suite that is designed for business communication with a fully integrated service for online meetings, presentations, and business chat. U Communication Suite is packed with features and has cross-platform support while focusing on privacy and security by maintaining global encryption standards.
- Also, on display was Delta’s DeltaKnEW Academy that is an innovative and open platform for Smart Learning, which has patented learning experience design to equip professionals and enterprises with the latest Industry 4.0 skills. With both a web version and mobile app,
- DeltaKnEW Academy enables on-the-job, at the moment, and on-the-go learning for workers to embark on a versatile and personalized learning journey for reskilling and upskilling. At the press conference, Gemtek showcased its Cu-Class, e-learning, and a video conferencing system.
The conference was held online in a host of countries including India, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia.
