Standardizing Workplace Technology Without Sacrificing Platform Choice
Most of us are familiar with this scenario. You walk into a conference room five minutes before an important client call, and suddenly, you're faced with an unfamiliar tangle of cables, a remote control with mysterious buttons, and the dawning realization that this room isn't set up for the platform your client prefers. Those five minutes quickly evaporate as you scramble to make things work, and what should have been a smooth, professional interaction starts with an apology for the technical difficulties. Many companies have set up video conferencing rooms that work well with one platform (often legacy ones) but don't with the other options your partners and clients use. The question becomes: how do you standardize meeting room technology while maintaining the flexibility to use solutions like Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet throughout your property?