Organizations of all types—enterprise, educational, government, and healthcare—depend on collaboration. Interactive Flat Panel Displays enable greater participation and engagement, leading to better outcomes.
How can productivity be accelerated by connecting people, insights and workplaces? Learn more by downloading this whitepaper
The meeting environment is changing! Download this whitepaper to know more about it.
The goal of this document is to help end users understand the features and functions needed to collaboration-enable five of the most common spaces found in enterprises of all sizes: – small (huddle) rooms – teaming spaces – standard meeting rooms – executive boardrooms – reconfigurable (and perhaps divisible) spaces.
Mobile audio conferencing solution for 4 to 24 participants / Automatic setup in less than a minute /Bring your own device: connect external participants via smartphone, tablet or PC / High-end sound quality for rooms without fixed-installation conferencing systems Cross-site meetings are booming, both at multinational corporations and at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Everywhere
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We live in the most connected time in human history. Technology has transformed our increasingly virtual workforce’s expectations for how work gets done. Every day, we work in global teams, across multiple locations, and defy distance to collaborate across languages, cultures and diverse ideas. Polycom®RealPresence Centro™ changes the way we meet and collaborate so that
This study is intended to raise awareness of the value and importance of these misunderstood, mismanaged, and often under-appreciated meeting spaces.
Polycom and Quocirca surveyed over 800 business video conferencing users around the world on the state of video adoption. The global findings have identified the top six key things to consider when creating a highly collaborative video culture.
Business video communications and conferencing has been around for some time and, despite becoming more affordable, reliable and a higher quality experience, its adoption is neither uniform nor universal in the same way that other forms of communication have become. Current users of video conferencing have been surveyed to analyze how video culture varies between organizations