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In the ever-evolving landscape of hybrid collaboration, Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR) continue to lead the charge with innovative features designed to make meeting rooms easier to use and more engaging for both in-room and remote participants. As pioneers in simplified, next generation meeting room experiences, UnifiedCommunications.com is dedicated helping customers plan, deploy and manage MTRs at scale. Let's dive into some exciting updates that are set to further enhance the revolutionary MTR experience.

UnifiedCommunications.com is offering customers moving to the new Teams Room Pro license a one month free trial of UC Care for Teams Rooms, our remote managed service built on top of the Teams Room Pro's Device Management capabilities. UC Care includes incident management, technical support, OEM support escalation and RMA case management for replacement components, and optional on-site / last mile coverage.

The data is in and very clear – the work from home and hybrid revolution is here to stay. Most employees want a “hybrid” working model that allows for both work at home and the option to meet in shared spaces with the expectation of elevated social interaction and collaboration experiences. While talking about “hybrid” is easy, making it successful and frictionless is anything but.     

Take a deep dive with us into our tiered technical assistance and Microsoft Teams Rooms management options for all types of meeting spaces. From ticket-based remote support to dedicated full-time onsite support technicians, UC Care™ for Microsoft Teams Rooms provides decision makers with a choice of how involved they want us to be in their room support needs. 

Source: Microsoft

Video conferencing has steadily grown in popularity over the years, achieving a global market size of $3.85 billion USD in 2019. However, with the sudden appearance of the Coronavirus this spring, the demand for video conferencing has skyrocketed to unprecedented levels as more and more employees began working from home

Source: Microsoft

The following is a note from Microsoft corporate vice president Jared Spataro, originally posted March 5, 2020.

With COVID-19 continuing to impact people and countries around the world, teams everywhere are moving to remote work. Earlier this week, I posted a letter from Lily Zheng, our colleague in Shanghai, detailing her team’s experience using Microsoft Teams to work from home during the outbreak.