Editor's note
With his big ears and green skin, Baby Yoda is a smaller, cuter version of a well-known and beloved Star Wars character. Similarly, huddle rooms have similar features to boardrooms to provide a collaboration space but in a smaller package. Despite their size, both Baby Yoda and huddle rooms have captured the attention of their respective audiences.
This guide explores the trends driving enterprise adoption of huddle rooms and provides expert tips on how huddle room design can influence collaboration efficiency. Learn which tools and features are essential, how to determine success with collaboration metrics, and how to configure video and audio capabilities for a smaller collaboration space.
1Trends driving huddle room adoption
Dedicated collaboration spaces have become more important as organizations adopt open floor plans and flexible work options. Adding tools like video conferencing to huddle rooms provides space that supports collaborative sessions. The following articles outline some of the trends driving huddle room adoption.
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Millennials, changing meeting priorities drive huddle room trends
The culture around meetings is changing as employees favor huddle rooms over formal boardrooms for ad hoc meetings. The shift is a result of workplace demographic and cultural changes. Read Now
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Collaboration culture and technology drive meeting room trends
The meeting room experience is all about collaborative work. Learn how new video and productivity tools are influencing meeting room trends. Read Now
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What role do ideation tools play in collaboration spaces?
Ideation is a popular buzzword to describe meeting room technology. Learn what collaborative ideation really means and how it can fit into an organization's collaboration strategy. Read Now
2How to build a better huddle room
Huddle rooms may be small spaces, but when configured correctly, they can enhance collaboration. The following articles give tips on huddle room design to support workflows. Learn what capabilities are essential and how to adapt meeting room technology to accommodate a smaller space.
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Boardroom vs. huddle room: Comparing meeting room layout needs
To get the most out of your meeting space, you need the right equipment and meeting room layout. This infographic illustrates what you'll need for the huddle room or the boardroom. View Now
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Huddle rooms create new meeting room management requirements
New video conferencing tools don't require high-level support from IT and AV teams, which allows them to take a more strategic approach to management. Read Now
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What are potential use cases for meeting room software?
It's likely that even your hardware-based meeting room is making use of software. Our expert explains where software fits into meeting rooms and its use cases. Read Now
3Planning for huddle room performance
It's one thing to add huddle rooms and other small meeting spaces to an organization; it's another to determine how huddle rooms affect collaboration success. The following articles explain what tools can improve ROI and how to determine success metrics for huddle room collaboration.
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How to plan and manage huddle room design to increase productivity
Get the answers to your questions on deploying video conferencing in huddle rooms -- from why the option is so attractive to what you'll need for a successful deployment. Read Now
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Conference rooms of the future target meeting efficiency
When overhauling your meeting room technology, don't forget the basics, such as high-speed network connectivity and power accessibility for all end users. Read Now
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Maximize huddle room technology with collaboration metrics
Organizations should use collaboration metrics with their huddle room technology to measure employee productivity and the effectiveness of collaboration technologies. Read Now