QSC has announced that it has joined the Microsoft Teams Device Certification Program to enhance the Q-SYS Ecosystem’s integration with Teams Rooms.
The popular conferencing and audio equipment manufacturer is working towards completing specific solution certifications aimed at further empowering effective meetings and collaboration with Teams Rooms and the Q-SYS Ecosystem in larger, more complex room types.
According to Microsoft’s website, certification would ensure that the Q-SYS devices are ready to work with Teams out of the box and offer call control with no additional configuration. That could include a dedicated Teams button with LED indicator that makes it easy to control Teams meetings.
On its website, QSC says the Q-SYS Ecosystem allows for universal interoperability and connectivity via USB for all major web conferencing applications, including Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, WebEx, GoToMeeting, BlueJeans and Skype for Business.
“The Q-SYS Ecosystem has always provided solutions for audio, video and control for a multitude of installations and room types; however, it has become critical to our customers to bring the full potential of Microsoft Teams Rooms to these installations,” says Jason Moss, VP of Alliances & Market Development, QSC.
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“We are thrilled to work with Microsoft to deliver tremendous customer experiences for Microsoft Teams to high-value spaces like all-hands, divisible and training rooms along with specific needs for market verticals that require advanced audio, video and control options.”
Albert Kooiman, director of Microsoft Teams Devices Partner Engineering and Certification, adds QSC joins a growing lists of manufacturers supporting Microsoft Teams’ collaboration solutions.
“Microsoft Teams Rooms are deployed in an ever-growing variety of meeting spaces,” says Kooiman.
“The addition of QSC to the Microsoft Teams Certification Program, will enable our mutual customers to create tailored, premium AV experiences powered by Microsoft Teams.”
This article originally appeared in our sister publication CE Pro.
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