With the shift from traditional office spaces, focus rooms and huddle rooms are key for solo work and team collaboration. Learn how to optimize these spaces for workplace success.
As organizations bring people back to the office, they must provide workspaces that are optimized for different collaboration scenarios. Metrigy’s research over the last few years has shown a gradual trend toward increasing the amount of meeting spaces rather than traditional office and desk spaces.
Beyond meeting rooms, two other types of spaces have emerged to support in-office work. These include focus rooms, where individuals can work independently or on video with colleagues without interruptions and distractions, and huddle rooms for small teams to work together in person.
Each of these rooms has distinct use cases and audio-video (AV) requirements. Optimizing focus rooms vs. huddle rooms requires deploying the right mix of audio and video devices. Equally important is ensuring management visibility into device performance and room usage.
Optimizing focus rooms
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