AI is Moving Fast. Is Your Workplace Ready?
In this post: Artificial intelligence can help employees find answers and reduce routine work. Getting lasting value starts with clear priorities, protected data and a...
Managing Conference Room Technology Across Locations
In this post: Learn how standards, governance, repeatable deployment, and centralized support can create a more consistent conference room technology experience across...
How to Build Scalable Microsoft Teams Rooms Strategy
In this post: Learn how room standards, device choices, governance, deployment planning and ongoing management help organizations scale reliable Microsoft Teams Rooms...
Conference Room Acoustics for Clearer Meetings
In this post, you will learn why even well-equipped conference rooms can still make conversations hard to follow – and how smarter acoustic and AV design can make every...
Top Meeting Room Tech: Insights from 500+ IT Leaders
Being an early adopter doesn’t automatically mean you know how your meeting room technology stacks up. To help you find out, FORTÉ conducted a survey of more than 500...
What IT Leaders Are Investing In Next
Collaboration technology budgets are going up. According to new research from FORTÉ, 85% of leaders expect their investment in meeting-room and collaboration-space...
How Much Time Does Your IT Team Lose to Meeting Tech Issues?
Most IT teams track what gets logged, but meeting tech troubleshooting often lives outside that system. It's the pre-meeting scramble that happens before anyone formally...
The Real Barriers to AI Adoption Aren’t What You Think
Budget constraints and ROI justification tend to dominate AI adoption conversations in boardrooms, at industry events, and in many vendor pitches. But when we asked 512...
Reliability Remains #1 Meeting Barrier (Even as Orgs Add AI)
When we surveyed 512 U.S. IT decision makers about the biggest barriers to productive meetings, the answer wasn't AI readiness, user adoption, or budget constraints. It...
3 Benefits of Asynchronous Collaboration for Global Organizations
For decades, collaboration at work was largely synchronous. Teams gathered in the same place, at the same time, to share ideas, make decisions, and move projects forward.