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Moving from Zoom Rooms to Microsoft Teams Rooms: What Should Actually Change?(Post)
Before You Replace Everything, Figure Out What Still Works Written by Doug Beck A few years ago, the conversation was usually pretty simple: Zoom or Teams? Today, I think that question misses a big p
The Death of the "Bowling Alley" | Multi-Camera Ecosystems Bring Remote Teams to the Table(Post)We’ve all been there: you’re joining a high-stakes meeting remotely, and the view from the conference room looks like a dimly lit bowling alley. You see a long, tapering table with tiny, unrecognizab
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
How Much Camera Zoom Does a Conference Room Camera Actually Need?(Post)When buyers compare conference room cameras, zoom is one of the first specifications they notice. 5x. 10x. 12x. 20x. It is easy to assume that more zoom means a better camera. That is not necessarily
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
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
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
Room Controller vs. Scheduling Panel: What Does Your Teams Room Actually Need?(Post)They May Look Similar, but They Solve Two Very Different Problems Written by Ryan Pinke When organizations begin planning Microsoft Teams Rooms, room controllers and scheduling panels sometimes get g
Buyer's Guide: 360 Degree Video Conferencing Cameras(Post)360-Degree and Center-of-Table Cameras: A 2026 Buyer’s Guide for Hybrid Meeting Rooms For years, video conferencing room design followed a familiar formula: put the camera at the front of the room, p
Zoom Rooms Audio Can Make or Break Successful Online Meetings and Phoenix Audio Has Your Zoom Room Audio Solution (Post)The past month or so, we've spent time talking about video conferencing audio and just how important it is to your online meetings. It's easy to get caught up in we "look", but if no one can hear you,
Simplifying Large-Space Audio with the Nureva HDX Series(Post)In large meeting spaces, lecture halls, and training rooms, achieving clear, reliable audio for everyone in the room — and beyond — has traditionally been a complex task. Integrators and IT teams oft
Zoom Rooms vs. Microsoft Teams Rooms vs. Google Meet Rooms: What’s Actually Different?(Post)If you are planning new conference rooms, refreshing older spaces, or reconsidering your collaboration platform, you will probably encounter the same three names repeatedly: Zoom Rooms. Microsoft Tea