Collaborative spaces of the future
As we return to office life, conference rooms continue to be the best space in the building to launch projects, hold discussions, and streamline decision-making. Arrangements for virtual roundtable discussions or group training presentations support your progress toward easy collaborations among all stakeholders. Large format flat panel displays, electronic interactive whiteboards and projection screens available in a variety of sizes support all types of video requirements and ensure high visibility in meeting rooms seating any number of people. Audio systems that support room-based video conferencing allows for accurate exchange of information with participants in the room and throughout the globe.
Collaborative Spaces
Smaller spaces, known as huddle rooms, are increasingly necessary in open-floor plan offices or workshare settings where courtesy is highly important. Sometimes referred to as a "breakout room," these rooms provide space for individuals or small groups to discuss, present, and collaborate with each other or via video conference. A basic huddle room consists of a large monitor with computer connectivity for a small group of occupants.Integrated Systems
There is no upper limit to the technology used in these collaborative spaces. Not only do interactive screens provide a digital whiteboard to easily and quickly share content, but can also easily incorporate cameras and conference software for in-room systems for video conferencing. Connect to the room system with your own device, not only with wireless media presentations but also the room controls such as heating and lighting. These same control panels, along with digital signage, can be incorporated with scheduling software to allow room reservations and indicate when and for how long a room is occupied. A fully integrated conference area is much closer than you might think. Reach out to Shanix with the form below.
