Multiple, real-time technologies must work together seamlessly for the next gen workplace experience to become a reality.
As the concept of “work” continues to evolve, the environment and the technologies used to optimize collaboration, innovation, and productivity become increasingly more valuable.
Remote employees need to maintain relationships with coworkers, and technology can help.
Millennials have a lot of ideas about what the workplace should look like, and they’re willing to forego a job at a certain company if it doesn’t meet their standards. They want technology in the workplace. We’ve compiled a list of nine technologies that can help attract millennials talent to your company.
Harvey Mudd College uses Dante network to reach a larger audience through the school’s conferencing network.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor, millennials have overtaken the majority representation of the workforce in 2015. If companies want to retain and attract this millennial workforce, they need to cater to the types of trends and technologies that millennials are looking for in their work. We speak about different technologies that go hand-in-hand with the statistics of what millennials are looking for.
At Polycom’s Experience Center in New York City on May 27, a number of industry leaders, Polycom executives, and members of the press gathered for a Workplace of the Future event. Presentations about trends in the workplace and collaboration, Polycom products now and moving forward, and customer success stories highlighted an informative day.
When faced with the need for distance learning on a small budget, Llano ISD turned to Kubi, a telepresence robot that combines a robotic stand with a tablet. This system allows students to attend classes using FaceTime or web conferencing software.
During quarterly earning reports, IBERIABANK’s New Orleans location was experiencing problems with ambient noise disrupting audio conferences. They replaced their ceiling microphones with tabletop solutions to try to improve sound quality.
Two IT pros share tips on how to prepare your organization’s network for BYOD as mobile device use continues to gain popularity in the workplace. To prevent your network speed from slowing down, IT should plans for density, manage mobile applications on the network and create a clear BYOD policy for employees.
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