"evaluating the insurance risks for buildings"
The expensive inspector is expensive because he goes on site and makes sure that the insurance knows the state of the building to be insured.
If I were an insurance company, I sure as hell would not accept a virtual tour of a building unless the company being insured agreed to virtual insurance - in other words if anything happens they don't get reimbursed.
And gestures. I can't stop picturing a guy in a suit waving around frantically during the whole call because his PowerPoint presentation isn't going well due to a botched Windows 1 0 update. Gets me giggling.
Really guys, video conferencing already has a hell of a time taking off, you think silver-haired suits paid 1000$/hour are going to don one of these things and talk blindly in their conference room ?
If there is one thing high-paid suits cannot stand, it's looking ridiculous. Gestures ain't helping on that point.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
