Inside Barco ClickShare’s New Report: What Hybrid Meetings Really Need to Succeed
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Barco ClickShare has released “Reimagining the Meeting Experience,” a new report created in partnership with WORKTECH Academy that explores how meeting culture, technology and design intersect in the hybrid era.
The study defines four distinct meeting types — Collaborate, Create, Compete and Control — each requiring a different mix of space design, behavior and technology to drive engagement and inclusion. Drawing on research from global experts, Barco emphasizes that a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) approach and intuitive tools like ClickShare can bridge the gap between in-room and remote participants, creating a more seamless and equitable meeting experience.
Read the full report to learn how Barco and WORKTECH are helping organizations rethink what hybrid collaboration looks like.
Download the report by clicking here.
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