For customers looking to install new meeting room technology, the whole process may be met with an eye roll. Fortunately, that where pre-determined, standard room designs come into play.
Thanks to the growing demands for “do-your-job-from-anywhere” environments, employers keep questioning what’s next for the office. Specifically, what space is needed and how it will be used.
Solving the multi-platform problem means delivering video meetings on multiple platforms in your meeting rooms. Let’s explore a few ways to make that happen.
The hybrid work environment is taking over. Cisco’s Global Workforce Study found that 98% of companies will have a true hybrid workforce for the first time ever. Are you tech-ready for return-to-work?
Successful integrators are realizing the importance of service and support flexibility, offering customers a number of options that “plug in” to any project.
While the employees are away, tech-heavy spaces such as meeting rooms are sitting unused. With the rapid advances in collaboration technology over the last year, those rooms may not be ready for our new style of work.
When it comes to your meeting rooms, you may have an idea of where you want to be, but if you don’t have the clear path to get you there, you’ll face a meeting room full of functional challenges and technical difficulties.
