HOW TO SOLVE THE 4 BIGGEST FRUSTRATIONS WITH CAMPUS VIDEO CONFERENCING INTRODUCING THE NEW POLYCOM STUDIO. Built for small-group collaboration, Polycom Studio is a USB video bar that ends the frustrations of traditional video conferencing, making connecting easier than ever. To find out how, visit polycom.com/studio. 3 2 4 CAN USERS JUST WALK INTO THE ROOM AND START COLLABORATING? Some campus departments like Skype, others prefer Zoom and still others use WebEx or GoToMeeting—and no one wants to switch. How do you solve compatibility issues between webcams, microphones, speakers and collaboration platforms? Adopt video conferencing technology that is fully compatible with any platform and makes meeting participants look and sound better no matter which platform they use. DOES VIDEO CONFERENCING BURDEN IT STAFF? With video conferencing set up in offices and huddle rooms across campus, how do you ensure that setup and support issues can be handled remotely? Demand simple plug-and-play deployment and remote centralized management so IT staff can easily install, maintain and monitor video conferencing setups anywhere, on or off campus. 1 CAN EVERYONE SEE EACH OTHER? In remote board meetings, how do you visually connect the leadership team in a conference room with board members in their own offices or homes in a natural, collaborative meeting experience? Use dynamic, intelligent HD video technology that automatically frames the active speaker and detects all participants in the room to make sure they are included in the picture. CAN EVERYONE HEAR EACH OTHER? In faculty candidate interviews, how do you ensure high-quality teleconferencing audio if the interviewing team is in a work area with poor acoustics or background noise? Incorporate intelligent audio features that automatically eliminate background noise and ensure everyone is heard clearly.