Remember the optimism of last spring, when we looked toward the promise of a mask-free summer and the return to normalcy in the fall? When …
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As society and the economy reopens, a great deal of focus has been on what this means for office workers. It could be argued that …
Home entertainment systems have become so sophisticated, it’s easy for users to imagine they’re enjoying the best technology available. But this begs the question: “The …
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The global pandemic has changed the way we currently work, and how we will work from now on. Even when this challenge has passed, companies …
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Workspaces are changing. As with all evolution, many of the most dramatic changes are a result of unexpected necessity and that is what we are currently facing. This is a brief breakdown of three workspace evolutionary milestones, including the newcomer that is about to overwhelm the modern working world. If we want to survive this next step in the evolutionary workplace ladder, we must do better.
Returning to the conference room and other collaboration spaces is exciting, but could cause some people in your company to feel unsure. Shared spaces will never be looked at the same, so we want to give you some options to help ease your return. This article shares some upgrades you can make to your conference room that will help automate your system and keep everyone feeling safe.
There is a chance that you are getting ready to get back into a daily routine that includes going into the office. A few small upgrades to your AV can help make your return safe and easy. We want to show you how touchless AV systems can help create easier to use and safer work spaces.
While working from home can be beneficial in many ways, it’s important to ensure your team is prepared to function effectively outside the office. In our latest blog, we share our tips on how to successfully manage remote employees.
In today’s ever evolving world, storing and accessing rich media on the cloud has become commonplace. Think back 20 years ago – no one watch video online. Now, millions of people stream content every day – YouTube alone reports 30 million active users each day. While storing media on the cloud is beneficial in many ways, there are also a few things companies who transfer rich media from the cloud should know.
Your daily life probably involves a lot more video conferencing than it did a couple of months ago. For many companies, continuing business means embracing virtual meetings in place of in-person ones. Since video conferencing is now many people’s “new normal”, learn how to take your skills to the next level with a few easy tips.
Read our blog, Take Your Video Conferencing To The Next Level, to learn more.
