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.
As our recent noise at work study proves, it is a growing issue. Open plan contact centres only amplify the noise generated by multiple conversations and telephones ringing. So how big is the problem? Whom does it affect the most? And which headset technologies can you rely on to prevent background noise from affecting the
Audio quality The expectations of customers have changed. The ways they contact you have changed too. One thing that hasn’t changed is the importance of clear conversations. The Plantronics EncorePro® gives you the audio quality to have clearer conversations with your customers.
Virtual collaboration, redesigned offices, new ways of working – these are big changes that affect how productive we are at work. But are we forgetting some of the fundamentals when it comes to being more effective, like the impact of background noise on our calls?
Over the past few years, the term “BYOD” has become a popular term in the workplace as mobile devices in the enterprise have become common for many organizations. However, aside from being trending term, its meaning is more than just an acronym.
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.
In this paper we’ll explore the rapid workplace productivity transformation of securing enterprise content so employees can use smartphones and tablets to run all business from the palms of their hands.
Unified communications (UC) has been a market in the making for well over a decade, as companies look to improve corporate collaboration. UC—the concept of streamlining phone, email, chat, video and content collaboration—has become a corporate objective for reducing the cost and complexity of communications and increasing employee productivity. What began more than 10 years
In an era when virtualisation and cloud computing have taken many aspects of business to new levels of efficiency, printing remains one of the most frustrating and time-consuming elements of a large enterprise’s IT infrastructure. Complex, inefficient networks comprising multiple servers and printers can waste the time of employees and IT staff.