In the age of digital transformation, video conferencing has become a cornerstone of communication for businesses, educational institutions, and government agencies in Malaysia. With hybrid work models and remote collaboration becoming the norm, the demand for reliable video conferencing solutions has surged dramatically. However, despite its growing popularity, connectivity challenges remain a major hurdle for seamless communication across the country.

This article explores the state of video conferencing in Malaysia, common connectivity issues, and the strategies being implemented to overcome these obstacles and enable more effective communication nationwide.

The Rise of Video Conferencing in Malaysia

The COVID-19 pandemic acted as a catalyst for the widespread adoption of video conferencing tools such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Webex. As physical meetings became restricted, organizations had to pivot quickly to virtual platforms to maintain productivity and collaboration.

In Malaysia, businesses across sectors have embraced video conferencing to connect with clients, …