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Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows vs. Android: Which Should You Choose?(Post)
The Better Question Is Which Platform Fits the Environment You Have to Support Written by Ryan Pinke When an organization decides to standardize on Microsoft Teams Rooms, another decision usually fol
Video Conferencing is Predicted to be a Top Trend in 2019(Post)Continuing with the "Video Conferencing in 2019" theme, I thought I'd share a recent "predictions" article from online magazine Chief Executive ("Top 10 Technology Trend Predictions For 2019"), there
Tabletop vs. In-Ceiling Audio: Which Is Better for Your Conference Room?(Post)When conference room audio works well, most people barely notice it. When it doesn't, everyone notices. People repeat themselves. Remote participants struggle to follow the conversation. Someone star
Microsoft Teams Rooms vs. BYOD: When Does a Dedicated Room Make Sense?(Post)Walk into two conference rooms, and they may look almost identical. Both have a display. Both have a camera. Both have microphones and speakers. Both can host a Microsoft Teams meeting. But the exper
Why Conference Room Audio Matters More Than Most Buyers Think(Post)When organizations design a conference room, the camera usually gets most of the attention. How wide is the field of view? Does it have optical zoom? Can it frame individual participants? Does it sup
The Changing Workplace: Communications, Meetings, Remote Work and the Office(Post)You've probably heard that the modern workplace is changing. We're seeing more open spaces and natural light, as well as increased collaboration between employees. But you may not know that these cha
Designing a Microsoft Teams Boardroom(Post)Designing a Microsoft Teams boardroom is not simply a matter of choosing a certified room kit. The room, table, meeting style, acoustics, cameras, displays, content, and support expectations all affe
Small, Medium, or Large Teams Room: What Actually Changes?(Post)Room Size Changes More Than the Equipment List Written by Ryan Pinke Organizations often start planning Microsoft Teams Rooms by sorting spaces into three categories: Small. Medium. Large. That sound
How Many Security Cameras Does My Building Actually Need?(Post)Why Camera Count Depends More on What You Need to See Than the Size of Your Building Written by Doug Beck One of the first questions we hear when someone starts planning a commercial surveil
Should Every Conference Room Be a Microsoft Teams Room?(Post)Standardizing on Teams Does Not Mean Every Meeting Space Needs the Same Architecture Written by Ryan Pinke Once Microsoft Teams becomes the primary collaboration platform inside an organization, a ve
How Often Should You Refresh Conference Room Technology?(Post)Age Matters, but It Should Not Be the Only Reason You Replace a Room Written by Ryan Pinke One of the questions organizations eventually ask about conference room technology is: “How often should we
Can I Reuse My Existing Security Cameras?(Post)Why a Surveillance Upgrade Doesn’t Always Mean Starting Over Written by Doug Beck One of the first questions I would ask during a surveillance upgrade is not: “What new cameras should we buy