Spain Video Conferencing Software Market Size, Share, COVID-19 Impact, Opportunities, And Trends By Deployment Model (On-Premise, Cloud), By Enterprise Size (Small, Medium, Large), And By Industry Vertical (Education, Communication And Technology, Defense, Healthcare, BFSI, Others) - Forecasts From 2022 To 2027

Spain video conferencing software market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 18.17% to reach a market size of US$240.741 million in 2027 from US$74.813 million in 2020.

Growing global business globalization is the major factor driving the market growth of video conferencing software in the country. The growing popularity of online learning is another major factor that is contributing to the market growth of video conferencing software in Spain. An increasing number of online learning startups are emerging in Spain, which will continue to bolster the video conferencing software market in the country. Increasing investments in telehealth solutions is also a factor that is projected to fuel the market growth of video conferencing software in Spain during the forecast period. In September 2019, insurtech startup Elma closed a Series A funding round of approximately US$3.2 million to build out a digital-first health insurance business in Spain. The company will offer a telehealth service that will enable its members to remotely communicate with a doctor via video call and chat. With self-isolation, social distancing, and remote working rules to combat the COVID-19 outbreak, many tech startups are taking this as an opportunity to step up and expand their customer base across various industries including healthcare and education. The healthcare sector is using virtual communication technologies, including video conferencing, due to COVID-19 to enable medical examinations remotely.

Businesses in the video conferencing market anticipate robust commercial opportunities in Europe's healthcare industry. This is clear from the expected rapid growth in income for the healthcare end-use sector during the projection period. The sensible option in the video conferencing business is for clinics to offer video conferencing for post-discharge programs. On the other hand, it is projected that the idea of video conferencing services would open up new chances for businesses in the market. For instance, whyGo, a provider of video conference rooms, stepping up efforts to make it as simple as possible for people to schedule public video conferencing facilities. By providing round-the-clock services, market players are expanding the number of private rooms available globally. Thus, the fields of education, research, industry, and the like are expanding to include 24/7 video conferencing services.

Spain Video Conferencing Software market has been segmented based on the deployment model, enterprise size, and industry vertical. By deployment model, the market has been segmented as on-premise and cloud. By enterprise size, Spain's Video Conferencing Software market has been classified into small, medium, and large. The market segmentation has also been done by industry vertical as education, communication and technology, defense, healthcare, BFSI, and others.

By industrial vertical, the defence sector is anticipated to account for a sizable percentage of the market and is growing as a potential segment. Public sector enterprises are now implementing conferencing solutions to boost productivity and efficiency. These services enable government organizations to consult with more people, which speeds up decision-making. Cloud-based solutions are expected to gain a lot of traction in this market as government organizations place a heavy emphasis on cost reduction, aim to replace old telecom equipment and demand greater connectivity with their mobile workforce.

The growing startup culture, which uses cloud-based video conferencing solutions more and more, is driving the market for the deployment segment. This is a result of their affordability. Due to the hesitation of many entrepreneurs to invest in traditional office settings and infrastructure, video conferencing is growing in popularity. More workers opt for meetings held on mobile devices and remote work. This pattern has resulted in significantly lower corporate travel costs and increased productivity. The switch to cloud-based video conferencing is easy and doesn't cost much time or money. Businesses in the video conferencing industry are getting better at creating user-friendly cloud conferencing solutions to meet client demands.

Recent Development and expansions

• In January 2021, Microsoft and SAP's intelligent suite of solutions joined to create new connectors between Microsoft Teams and SAP Solution, including SAP S/4HANA, SAP SuccessFactors, & SAP Customer Experience.
• For Lumen to offer Zoom as a component of its Unified Communications & Collaboration Suite, Zoom Video Communications and Lumen partnered in September 2020. This will improve Zoom's customer reach and the consumer experience for the Unified Communications & Collaboration Suite.
• Cisco Systems, Inc. announced the acquisition of BabbleLabs in October 2020 to expand the functionality of its Cisco WebEx Platform through voice processing and noise removal technology. The firm was able to enhance the video conference experience by modernizing its communications and conferencing systems.

COVID-19 Impact

Owing to the recent COVID-19 pandemic epidemic, more employees in Spain are working from home instead of in offices, which has increased the demand for video conferencing software. Additionally, the closure of schools and colleges has increased demand for video conferencing solutions so that students can continue their education through virtual classrooms, which is benefiting the growth of the market of video conferencing software in Spain.

Segmentation

• By Deployment Model
  • On-Premise
  • Cloud
• By Enterprise Size
  • Small
  • Medium
  • Large
• By Industry Vertical
  • Education
  • Communication and Technology
  • Defense
  • Healthcare
  • BFSI
  • Others