Why the BenQ WDC10 is the superior solution to a collaborative meeting room environment

Posted by Andy Schwartz on Thu, Nov 16, 2017

Why the BenQ WDC10 is the Superior Solution to a Collaborative Meeting Room Environment

BenQ Corporation

Let's recap: we've brought up the question of whether you're getting the most collaboration from your team during conference meetings. And we've discussed the cultural and technical considerations that are the driving forces behind fostering collaboration within your organization.

It's time for the final step. You're ready to take advantage of the comprehensive strengths of individual team members in order to get the most out of your meetings.

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Topics: collaboration, meeting, GroupThink, participation

What Can You Do to Drive Collaboration in Your Meeting Room?

Posted by Andy Schwartz on Tue, Nov 14, 2017

What Can You Do to Drive Collaboration in Your Meeting Room?

BenQ Corporation

Creating a collaborative environment in which employees are engaged and involved with the inner workings of a company can be a challenge. It takes a combination of a correctly organized structure and an accepting culture, and the right technology to enable those things along the way.

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Topics: collaboration, meeting, GroupThink, introvert, participation

Are you driving collaboration in your meeting room?

Posted by Andy Schwartz on Tue, Nov 07, 2017

Are you driving collaboration in your meeting room?

BenQ Corporation

If you're like most of the white- or blue-collar employees in the workforce, chances are you attend a lot of meetings, many of which run too long, may not have a clear agenda and don't allow you an opportunity to speak your mind.

Too often, employees are talked at rather than given the chance to collaborate and contribute ideas in meetings. Conferences are sessions run singlehandedly by one person, or a very small group, in which the majority of the people involved aren't even expected to play a part.

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Topics: collaboration, meeting, GroupThink