Crestron adds wireless conferencing to its AirMedia technology

With the aim of facilitating work in the office and remotely, Crestron has added wireless conferencing features to its AirMedia platform, which are in addition to the advanced presentation and digital signage already existing.

Adding wireless conferencing features to the solution Crestron AirMedia significantly expands speed, ease and flexibility with which company teams connect and collaborate, so employees can join any online meeting from their personal device and take advantage of existing peripherals in that space wherever their office is.

To remove the obstacles that videoconferencing sometimes has, Crestron AirMedia technology features enhanced bring your own meeting (byom) to support advanced wireless presentations and wireless conferencing from a single solution.

For organizations that use multiple video conferencing platforms, The addition of wireless conferencing allows employees to take advantage of enterprise-grade cameras and microphones installed in the room from any personal device on any platform.

In addition, for organizations standardized on platforms Microsoft Teams or Zoom Rooms, wireless conferencing also provides interoperability to join external calls or equip guest users to join hosted calls through another provider.

Another benefit is that companies have the possibility to integrate videoconferencing in any space, regardless of meeting room limitations or the need to lay cables.

Crestron AirMedia Solution Combines Content Distribution, wireless presentation and conferencing with the added benefit that it can be deployed, scale and update quickly through the platform Crested XiO Cloud.

"We've heard from our customers that streamlining the collaboration experience between transient teams is a top priority., so Crestron Flex continues to evolve, he says. Lauren Simmen, Crestron Product Marketing Director-. The new wireless conferencing features are designed to eliminate any friction that customers were previously experiencing.".

For Simmen, "the removal of limitations on access, distribute and collaborate on 'grease the wheels' content of business productivity, so we're really excited about what wireless conferencing can help our customers.".

Seamless collaboration across all spaces

As companies evaluate changes in the physical workplace to better support hybrid, ensuring teams can optimize the time they spend together is the most important thing.

A recent survey by the consultancy Frost & Sullivan revealed that the 93% of business leaders expect that, at least, a quarter of its employees work from home and the 36% invest in creating more meeting rooms.

The technology that can support more intuitive meetings, collaborative and efficient between disparate teams, especially in form ad hoc, will be key to minimize lost time and maximize their productivity.

This type of collaboration will have to transcend traditional meeting rooms to offer a collaboration experience consisting of informal spaces., as salons, Cafes, meeting areas, Etc.

With wireless conferencing and a local display, the next big meeting can start anywhere, offering employees the ability to continue conversations where they start and engage remote participants with ease.

As announced by Crestron, AirMedia solution with wireless conferencing is now available for booking. Any receiver AirMedia 3100 and 3200 existing can also be updated to add wireless conferencing features.

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