Microsoft Teams Rooms gets 4 features to boost productivity; check them out here

In the rapidly evolving hybrid work landscape, Microsoft Teams Rooms has introduced some latest features to address the challenges of remote collaboration. Here are four of the latest features that you must know to boost your productivity and engagement.

Cloud IntelliFrame: This feature breaks up the single video feed of the room into a composite view made up of focused and framed video tiles that feature in-room attendees. This lets remote attendees better see the faces of everyone in the meeting.  (Unsplash)

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1/5 Cloud IntelliFrame: This feature breaks up the single video feed of the room into a composite view made up of focused and framed video tiles that feature in-room attendees. This lets remote attendees better see the faces of everyone in the meeting.  (Unsplash)

Front Row: To further bring in-room focus to remote participants, the Front Row feature will replace each individual’s background with a shared background. Not just that, it will then apply a uniform size to each video feed so that remote attendees appear life-sized to participants in the room no matter how far away or close they might be to their cameras. (Microsoft)

2/5 Front Row: To further bring in-room focus to remote participants, the Front Row feature will replace each individual’s background with a shared background. Not just that, it will then apply a uniform size to each video feed so that remote attendees appear life-sized to participants in the room no matter how far away or close they might be to their cameras. (Microsoft)

Spatial audio: This feature will help in-room attendees more naturally track who is speaking in the video gallery with audio cues. Interestingly, if someone on the left side of the video gallery is speaking, their voice comes from that direction, just as it would if they were physically in the room. This feature is also coming to online meetings.  (Unsplash)

3/5 Spatial audio: This feature will help in-room attendees more naturally track who is speaking in the video gallery with audio cues. Interestingly, if someone on the left side of the video gallery is speaking, their voice comes from that direction, just as it would if they were physically in the room. This feature is also coming to online meetings.  (Unsplash)

Collaborative notes: Soon, meeting attendees will be able to co-create and collaborate in real time on the meeting agenda, notes, and follow-up tasks. (Microsoft )

4/5 Collaborative notes: Soon, meeting attendees will be able to co-create and collaborate in real time on the meeting agenda, notes, and follow-up tasks. (Microsoft )

What is Collaborative notes? These are a Loop components that always stay in sync and can be easily copied and shared in chats, group chats, emails, and other documents.   (Unsplash)

5/5 What is Collaborative notes? These are a Loop components that always stay in sync and can be easily copied and shared in chats, group chats, emails, and other documents.   (Unsplash)