Infographic: 2017 Collaboration, BYOD and Huddle Space Trends
The terms BYOD, collaboration and huddle space have become widely used in the AV industry over the past year. There are countless articles on how collaboration is essential to innovation and how more and more companies are making the investment in creating spaces where employees can easily collaborate.
But we wanted to know exactly how AV professionals (integrators, dealers, resellers, etc.) are using collaboration technology and specifically which type of technology. So we asked and below is an infographic with the results.
Infographic is sponsored by Almo Professional AV
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