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POLY STUDIO IS NOW CERTIFIED FOR MICROSOFT TEAMS

| October 22, 2019 | 315 views
It seems like every photo shown of a business in action these days features a bunch of people in a huddle room, looking productive – just like our own Poly beauty shot below. But the technology that is IN the room really matters most to the people who are joining remotely – the people NOT in the room: Your sales team joining a Microsoft Teams meeting from the road. Your CFO joining a budgeting meeting from his cabin in the mountains. Your flexible workers joining small team brainstorms or regular staff. What you have in your huddle rooms can either make people more productive by making them more included … or can frustrate them with bad audio, choppy video or cameras pointed anywhere but at the speaker. If you’re moving to Teams, you want to be moving forward, now, with the best experiences. Poly’s new Studio USB video bar – now certified for Teams – can help.

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