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What Are Microsoft Teams Rooms?

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Embrace the Future of Hybrid Collaboration

Is your business making the most of today’s hybrid communication technologies? Whether your workplace adopts a hybrid model or operates entirely in-person, video calls have become integral to modern business communication. As the convenience of remote meetings continues to shape the professional landscape, it's crucial to ensure that your teams can seamlessly convene in conference rooms, fostering clear communication and collaboration. 

As many business owners are discovering, achieving this goes beyond merely placing a laptop at the head of the table. Fortunately, cutting-edge tools like Teams Rooms by Microsoft, paired with Teams-certified hardware, open the door to collaborative and user-friendly conferencing spaces. 

If you're exploring hybrid conferencing solutions, keep reading to discover the workings of Teams Rooms and find the best options for your business. 

Ready for a Teams Rooms installation in Dallas, TX? Contact Texadia Systems here

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Zoom or Teams? How to Use Both with Conference Room Technology

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Bring Flexibility to Your Conference Rooms with BYOM 

In the new landscape of hybrid work, conferencing setups like Zoom Rooms and Teams Rooms are bridging the gap between remote and in-person meetings. Now, the entire conference table can participate in virtual discussions, seeing and hearing their remote colleagues while being captured on a wide-angle camera and HD microphones. 

But there’s one issue with brand-centric conferencing systems. What happens if your staff uses Microsoft Teams, but you’re trying to join a client’s meeting link on Zoom? 

Incompatible conferencing software has been a head-scratcher for all businesses. But now, there’s a new solution. Using “BYOM” (bring your own meeting) techniques, your  conference room technology lets meetings be ‘agnostic’ about which platform to use over conferencing hardware. 

Read on to learn how BYOM can help your business! 

Texadia Systems is a commercial technology integrator based in the Frisco, TX area. Contact us here to learn more about our solutions for your business. 

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Conference Room Audio That Works with Any UC System

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Whether You Use Teams, Zoom, or Another Platform, Here’s How to Improve the Meeting Room Experience

Workplace meetings today look very different than they did only a decade ago. No longer can we expect everyone to be in person all the time. Nor are we only meeting virtually, as was the case in the early 2020s. Today, hybrid conferencing is more prevalent than ever, with some meeting participants gathered in person while others call in over video.

If your business is trying out hybrid meetings, how is the audio? For example, do you have to strain to hear the display speakers at the front of the room? And to your remote colleagues, do conversations sound distant and muffled?

To create a seamless, high-quality conferencing experience, you need speakers and microphones to draw everyone into the call. Here’s how we can integrate AV with your unified communication solutions for superior hybrid meetings.

If you’d like to learn more about our conference room installations, contact Texadia Systems in Fort Worth, TX. 

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LEVERAGING CONFERENCE ROOMS WITH LOGITECH FOR MICROSOFT TEAMS

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MAKE THE MOST OF VIDEO CALLS & UNIFIED COMMUNICATION WITH TEAMS-FRIENDLY HARDWARE  

While the rise in video conferencing and the digital workplace may seem sudden, it’s been a long time coming. In 1964, the Picturephone was the first video calling solution that allowed participants to see who they were talking to on a small television. 

But the Picturephone was incredibly expensive, clunky, and complicated. It wasn’t until the 1990s that video calling solutions began to improve, and we now have the technology to effortlessly communicate with people around the world. 

Today, remote communication can be a seamless and smooth experience—with the right solutions. Many businesses still don’t have the proper hardware in place to make the most of systems like Microsoft Teams. The digital workplace is here to stay, and with hardware built for unified communication solutions, you’ll keep everyone connected.

If your business uses or plans to use a Microsoft Teams system, here’s how Logitech hardware can make the most of your unified communication solutions. And to get started with these systems in Dallas, TX, contact Texadia Systems here

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Why Businesses Need Teams Rooms

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Make the Most of Hybrid Work & Your Conference Rooms  

We hear it all too often from all different businesses: “We come into the office, but we don’t meet.” Or, “We still conduct meetings from our desks on our computers. Everyone is still separated.”

It saddens us to hear businesses aren’t benefiting from modern hybrid technology—because the tools are there! We have solutions that unite in-person and remote staff with clear, comprehensive audio and video. Many businesses simply don’t know what they’re missing or where to look. 

So let us introduce you to Teams Rooms, the conference room solution for Microsoft Teams systems. Here’s why modern businesses need Teams Rooms to succeed in the hybrid world of video conferencing.  

If you’re looking for conference room AV and Teams Rooms in McKinney, TX, contact Texadia Systems to get started! 

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The Fix for Hybrid Meetings? Use Multiple Cameras & Microphones

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Simplify the Meeting Experience with Zoom Room’s Smart Gallery

When the corporate world went remote two years ago, we grew accustomed to seeing our coworkers’ faces in small squares on a screen. Whether your company used Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, or another conferencing platform, you could see and hear everyone clearly in the gallery view.

Now that businesses are returning to the office, many are trying to find a compromise between in-person and remote work. Video conferencing proves to be a useful tool that’s here to stay. Even if your company is back in the office, you’ll likely still use video meetings for interviews, training events, and meetings with clients in far-off locations.

But hybrid meetings are proving to be a head-scratcher for many business owners. Some people gather in the conference room while others are at home, which complicates the meeting experience and can lead to technical difficulties.

Here’s how, with the right technology in your video conferencing system, you can make hybrid meetings easier for your Dallas, TX, organization. Contact Texadia Systems to learn more for your business! 

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