With remote and hybrid work here to stay, unified communication and collaboration apps like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Google Meet and others have become popular tools for organizations everywhere over the last two years. Users everywhere began and ended their workdays in a video call, and the use of these apps will continue as long as organizations continue to embrace a work-from-anywhere approach.
As offices reopen as part of a distributed work strategy, IT teams are getting even more responsibilities as organizations look to build out new or refreshed conferencing spaces to accommodate their hybrid workers.
However, in this new environment where smaller conferencing spaces or huddle rooms are in demand to meet the needs of the hybrid workforce, not every conferencing spaces needs elaborate and complex videoconferencing systems. Especially as the software platforms are introducing more intelligent video and audio features, these smaller meeting spaces need only simple hardware solutions that IT can easily deploy and manage.
That is where all-in-one videoconferencing displays comes in. These devices, from manufacturers such as Microsoft, LG, Cisco, Neat and others, come packaged with everything an organization needs in their conference room. The displays typically include a high-quality display, camera, speakers and microphone all in one.
This takes the complexity and cost out of meeting room solutions, eliminating the need to install and integrate sperate displays, microphones, cameras and speakers.
Many displays come with built-in intelligent audio and video features that filter out unwanted noise and automatically frame in-person participants so everyone is heard equally.
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