I would recommend the following: Redundant connections, load balanced, active active, per connection classifiers. Wired setup for all important participants/ devices PCQ in place for users in case of a shared environment to make sure other users don't hog the network. Power and device level reliability.

To ensure a smooth video conference, I recommend checking the following before starting: - Always prefer a wired connection over Wi-Fi for stable internet. - Close all unnecessary apps to free up resources, ensuring the video conferencing app runs without issues. - Check hardware like the microphone, camera, and speakers to ensure they are working properly. These simple steps will help ensure a hassle-free experience.

We can follow the below points: 1. Internet Connection 2. Video & Audio Settings 3. Platform & Software Optimization 4. Test Equipment 5. Check for Platform-Specific Features 6. Communicate with Participants 7. Troubleshoot During the Call 8. Prepare for Potential Disruptions

From my experience, I believe a reliable internet connectivity with sufficient bandwidth is crucial to prevent latency issues. Unfortunately, I've experienced persistent connection issues, even during off-peak hours. ISP has been unable to provide satisfactory explanations for these recurring problems.