Meeting Rooms, Boardrooms and Huddle Spaces

Meetings do not break because of the camera. They break because the person at the far end cannot hear.

The display is the visible part of the budget and the least likely thing to fail. What fails is a video conferencing room with a hard ceiling, a glass wall and one microphone in the middle of a three-metre table. No codec fixes a room that was never measured.

Schedule SECCOM to measure the real acoustics of one room before anything is specified. One room tells you what the whole floor will do, because they were all built the same way.

Geometry earns its place too. A table tapered slightly, with the wider edge nearest the display, keeps every seat inside the camera frame without anyone leaning.

What you get. A measured noise floor and reverberation time, a microphone and loudspeaker layout that follows from those numbers, and a commissioning report signed off against those same numbers.

Crestron supplies the control layer that ties a room together, and Poly supplies the cameras, microphones and speakers many rooms already run. SECCOM designs around whichever mix an estate holds.

Where SECCOM stops. The video conferencing platform is your decision and your contract. SECCOM builds a room that joins the one you run today and will still join the one you buy after the next acquisition, without a rebuild.