The flood of employees working from home due to the Covid-19 outbreak has caused many companies to explore different ways for people to communicate and collaborate, with apps and services replacing in-person meetings or gather-around-a-desk sessions.Screen sharing, where one person shares their computer desktop or a single application with one or more people, generally serves one of three purposes:Quick collaboration and meetings between co-workers. Client communications, such as sharing a presentation or other application. Technical support for IT staffers (or any tech-savvy individual) looking to solve a remote worker computer issue. Because of these different purposes, screen sharing is seen as a feature in different types of applications and services, from web conferencing and video chat services to remote access apps.

In addition, there are a number of tools that just do screen sharing as their main functionality.To read this article in full, please click here