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Future of Hybrid Work in 2024 Discussed by Extron

Joe Silva, Extron's VP of Marketing, offers glimpses into the developments shaping hybrid work environments, spatial arrangements, and technology use in 2024.

Extron Discusses 2024's Hybrid Work Trends
Extron Discusses 2024's Hybrid Work Trends

Future of Hybrid Work in 2024 Discussed by Extron

In the rapidly evolving world of work, the focus has shifted towards creating spaces that cater to the needs of hybrid work environments. One area that has gained significant attention is Visualization Technologies, with 28 thought leaders interviewed in 2024 specifically on this topic.

Traditional workspaces were primarily designed around the number of seats, but in hybrid offices, spaces are being reimagined as targeted, feature-rich meeting spaces based on job function. These new rooms are designed for collaboration, both within the room and across distances, and can be smaller with AV technology focused on specific needs.

Successfully designing AV for hybrid-era workspaces requires effective coordination at all levels and tools that allow spaces to be easily found, used, and managed remotely. Extron, a leading name in the industry, works with companies to ensure technologies are in place to facilitate collaboration in every space. Joe da Silva, Vice President of Marketing at Extron, discusses trends in hybrid workplace culture, space planning, and technologies for 2024.

Maintaining excellent collaboration is crucial in hybrid models, regardless of participants' locations. However, keeping technology out of the way is equally important to ensure seamless collaboration in hybrid workspaces. Hybrid employees require access to job-specific tools, irrespective of their physical location, without technology hindering communication.

The human connection is vital in these spaces, as individual needs are met with meeting experiences tailored to specific job duties. This connection needs to be maintained across distances and various technologies in hybrid workplaces.

Interestingly, 15 thought leaders are discussing streaming technologies, 15 are discussing next-generation audio technologies, and another 15 are discussing the future of esports. Additionally, 40 AV/IT companies have released their roadmaps for 2024, with 15 manufacturers focusing on supporting hybrid workplace technologies.

In conclusion, the shift towards hybrid workspaces necessitates a rethinking of traditional office designs. By focusing on visualization technologies, effective collaboration, and maintaining the human connection, businesses can create workspaces that foster productivity and innovation in the hybrid era.

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