According to Microsoft, MS Teams users reached 300 million in 2022. That’s no small feat for any company.
It also implies a host of technical challenges for global enterprises with thousands of employees who rely on Microsoft Teams Rooms to connect, communicate and collaborate.
For enterprises that use Teams, it’s crucial that Microsoft Teams Rooms remain easy to use, are completely secure, and can be effectively managed across geographies and enterprises.
But deploying and managing Teams Rooms is no small task. It's complex, especially if multiple technologies, vendors, and locations are involved.
"Users want to be able to walk into a meeting room and have a collaborative meeting," said Rob Westwood, Director, Product & Solution Design, Global Video Collaboration at New Era Technology. ‘’User experience and business efficiency is negatively impacted when a user walks into a room and is prevented from joining their desired meeting. Offering an unparalleled level of monitoring and remote management for the complete Microsoft Teams Room ecosystem, we eradicate reactive fault detection and the common need for physical resource to resolve issues’’.
Key Considerations for the Global Enterprise
There are crucial considerations that organizations must face when moving to or scaling up their existing Microsoft Teams Rooms.
Consider Design for Spaces
Understanding user expectations and designing video-enabled rooms accordingly is crucial for a successful deployment.
Consider factors such as room layout, acoustics, and user experience to create tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of each space.
A vendor-agnostic approach ensures flexibility and compatibility with various technologies, allowing for seamless integration and future scalability.
Consider Managing Large Deployments Without On-site IT Support
Organizations often face the challenge of managing and supporting large Teams Rooms deployments without dedicated on-site IT support teams.
A vendor that offers enhanced managed services will reduce headaches. Remote management capabilities monitor and maintain Microsoft Teams Rooms globally, ensuring smooth operations and minimizing downtime. Global deployments need a vendor to troubleshoot issues remotely, resolve problems efficiently, and provide timely support, regardless of geographical limitations.
Consider Managing Multiple Technologies Within Rooms
Global installations of Microsoft Teams Rooms often consist of multiple technologies, which can complicate fault detection and support contract management. That’s where a single Service Level Agreement (SLA) can add tremendous value.
So, consider a vendor that assumes the responsibility of managing the entire room infrastructure under a single SLA.




