Reshaping Your Collaboration Space for Optimum Productivity
How to Set Up Your Workforce Up for Success
Over the past few years, the way we work has immeasurably changed. What was considered a temporary solution to a challenging time became the new normal, and the hybrid workforce became an inherent part of today’s business climate.
So, how are companies responding to this changing workforce? According to a report by Microsoft, many leaders yearn for a return to what once was an office filled with staff. While 87% of employees surveyed said they felt productive, about 85% of leaders were less confident about their hybrid staff’s productivity. Yet, today, people expect autonomy and flexibility around where and when they work.
How do businesses bridge the gap and ensure a productive and collaborative workforce? The answer is the growing collaboration space that enables employees to work together, whether in the office or halfway around the world. For this space to work, you need the right systems and technologies in place.
Let’s explore what these spaces look like and how they’re helping businesses in Fort Worth, TX. To start creating productive collaboration spaces in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, contact Texadia Systems here.
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The Hybrid-Friendly Workspace
The number one requirement is reshaping collaboration spaces to ensure remote participants feel as engaged as those in the office. Today, more businesses rely on huddle spaces for collaborative meetings: small conference areas with audiovisual equipment. These rooms are ideal for scheduled or impromptu meetings, providing a location for brainstorming and discussions with remote staff. They also take up less space than larger conference rooms.
All sides, decision-makers and employees, agree that communication is the key to keeping everyone engaged, and meeting room optimization is the essential element. Critical components include speakers, microphones, cameras, displays, and a control panel.
The Displays
The display is the focal point in the room and an important collaboration tool. Some rooms benefit from two screens, one to view the remote participants and the other to share content and view presentations. 4K UHD is currently the standard display technology.
The Camera
Today's conferencing camera features 4K HD resolution, with many possessing pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) capabilities. Smart cameras focus on the speaker, bringing the meeting to life and helping remote workers feel more connected.
Microphones & Speakers
High-performance audio is critical in meetings. Microphone arrays can be installed in the ceiling or the center of the table. These also tune into the person speaking, reducing echoes, feedback, and background noises. In-ceiling speakers can also be a part of a distributed audio system.
Control Panel
A control panel is the brain for the entire AV system and connected devices. It enables your team to start a meeting effortlessly and reduces wasted time due to technology glitches. From the control panel, they launch presentations, connect to video calls, and switch from video conferencing to screen sharing with one touch.
Well-thought-out meeting spaces improve meeting efficiency, increase productivity, and reduce travel costs. Are you ready to explore the possibilities? To learn more about the many options in collaboration spaces or to schedule a complimentary consultation, contact Texadia Systems today.