Ecosystem

For small and mid-sized organizations, finding an audio solution for conferencing usually means either making do with a glorified speakerphone or diving into an expensive custom install – neither of which really meets their needs.  The Stem Ecosystem promises a middle path; Frost & Sullivan puts it through the wringer. 

The less time spent on asking misheard questions to be repeated, the faster a meeting can be concluded. Learn these new meeting etiquette tips.

Many IT departments will have to re-examine their modus operandi to ensure that the long-term effect of remote collaboration does not impact the day-to-day operation of an organisation.

Classrooms and lecture halls look and sound a little different nowadays. Traditional classroom settings were rapidly transformed at the outbreak of the pandemic to enable a hybrid learning model. While early hiccups due to poor audio quality for those connecting to lessons from home were tolerated, they’re no longer acceptable as the shift to hybrid becomes long term. That’s why educational facilities have been exploring new audio and video collaboration platforms. But what tech do you need to achieve learning equity? How do you enable students to share knowledge, learn from anywhere, and fully participate regardless of location, device, and language? 

Many IT departments will have to re-examine their modus operandi to ensure that the long-term effect of remote collaboration does not impact the day-to-day operation of an organisation.

The need to ensure business continuity through unpredictable cycles of office availability and remote work is challenging IT departments in every industry. Given the constantly changing situation, where do IT Departments stand today?

Rafal Komosa, the company's Director of New Technologies, shares his perspective on what the new world of work looks like for IT.

Higher Education has been through a dramatic change in a relatively short period of time – just over 12 months - with the move to virtual teaching and remote working due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The last 24 months have seen Governments and public organisations around the world being forced to make unprecedented decisions due to the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as Brexit and severe weather conditions.

Virtual meetings, which might have occurred once every other month, have now became part of daily workplace procedure, for both small domestic organisations and large global corporates.