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Business Video Conferencing Suppliers in Australia

Video conferencing is now standard infrastructure for Australian businesses — enabling meetings with remote team members, client presentations and supplier calls without travel. Find Australian suppliers of business video conferencing platforms and integrated systems.

Browse video conferencing suppliers below, or use the filters to narrow by platform type or integration capability.

Business Video Conferencing Options

Business video conferencing ranges from simple software platforms (Zoom, Teams, Google Meet) accessed on existing devices, through to purpose-built room systems with dedicated cameras, microphones and displays designed for boardrooms and meeting rooms. The right solution depends on your meeting room setup, your existing technology ecosystem and your typical participant numbers.

Cloud Video Platforms

Software-based video conferencing (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Webex) accessed from any device. Low cost to deploy, scalable to any number of participants and accessible from any location.

Meeting Room Systems

Purpose-built hardware — camera, microphone array, display and codec — installed in meeting rooms to provide a high-quality, easy-to-use video conferencing experience for in-room participants.

All-in-One Video Bars

Compact devices that combine camera, microphone and speaker in a single unit — designed for small meeting rooms and huddle spaces where a full room system is unnecessary.

UC-Integrated Video

Video conferencing built into your Unified Communications platform — start a video call directly from a Teams or Webex conversation without switching to a separate application.

Webinar Platforms

Large-scale video broadcasting to audiences of hundreds or thousands — with attendee management, Q&A, polling and registration features suited to training, events and all-hands meetings.

Managed Video Services

Fully managed video conferencing services where a provider supplies, installs, monitors and maintains the hardware and software — removing the management burden from your IT team.

What to Consider When Choosing a Video Conferencing Solution

  • Platform compatibility: Does the solution integrate with your existing collaboration tools? If your team uses Microsoft Teams, a Teams-certified room system eliminates friction — participants join from any device without switching platforms.
  • Meeting room size and layout: The right camera and microphone setup varies significantly by room — a small huddle space needs different hardware than a 20-person boardroom.
  • Audio quality: Poor audio causes more meeting disruption than poor video. Prioritise microphone quality and echo cancellation — particularly for larger rooms where participants are further from the device.
  • Ease of use: Systems that require multiple steps to start a meeting or switch inputs will be avoided by your team. One-touch join from a calendar invitation is the standard expectation.
  • Bandwidth requirements: High-definition video calls require consistent upload and download bandwidth — confirm your NBN connection can support your expected number of simultaneous video calls.
  • Security: Meeting room access controls, waiting rooms and end-to-end encryption are important considerations for confidential client or board meetings.

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