Self-hosted video conferencing allows organizations to run video meetings on infrastructure they control instead of relying entirely on a third-party conferencing provider. Companies can deploy conferencing software in their own data centers, private clouds, or customer-managed hosting environments to control server access, network connectivity, user authentication, and the storage of meeting-related information.

The main benefits are infrastructure control, data sovereignty, customization, integration with existing IT systems, and the ability to communicate within private networks. Self-hosted video conferencing is particularly relevant to enterprises, government agencies, healthcare institutions, universities, and businesses with strict security or operational requirements.…