Teams devices are designed to be user-friendly enough for young students or new users to navigate adeptly, and for educators or admin to control and customize from first use. The right space bridges users and the technology seamlessly and eliminates friction for even the most novice users. The device can be mobile, encouraging users to stand up, gather, and interact with the device. Access to personal files is also a focus for this bucket. Meet and co-create meetings are generally less formal with a priority on co-creation, inking, and whiteboard. In smaller rooms, the tables may be attached to the wall, but in larger spaces, they must be separated to accommodate camera considerations. Meet and present space layouts: Tables should be fixed and located in front-of-room displays. Everyone needs to be involved in the discussion and must be able to see and interact with shared content.
Meet and present spaces prioritize presentation and discussion, which means the layout and technology must be optimized for content sharing and remote co-creation. The device is typically fixed, allowing users to remain seated while interacting with the device from a center-of-table console. Audio-visual is a priority, and there is a focus on presenting content. Meet and present meetings are the first bucket, and this meeting is generally more formal. Any type of space and any type of meeting can be optimized with Teams Rooms devices or Teams Rooms solutions. For example, with Teams Rooms devices, users can enhance their collaboration with a digital whiteboard, and intelligent people-tracking cameras make sure every local participant can be seen no matter where they are in the room.
Microsoft Teams Rooms solutions offer flexibility of purpose and even flexibility of movement throughout a space that traditional meeting rooms do not.
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