UC Today's David Dungay hosts Craig Durr, Chief Analyst & Founder, Collab Collective.
In this interview, we discuss the following:
Infocomm: Durr on Center-Table Cameras, AI, and the Significance of MDEP
Why it matters: centre-of-table cameras, AI and MDEP are reshaping meeting rooms. Published on UC Today with Collab Collective's Craig Durr.
- How center of table cameras are becoming a go-to option for users
- The role of AI in the conference room
- What MDEP means for the meeting room space
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