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As hybrid work becomes the new baseline for modern offices, the spaces where teams convene are evolving rapidly. Traditional large conference rooms are being supplanted by agile, tech-enabled huddle spaces. Think compact rooms designed for 2-4 people and equipped for hybrid collaboration. These focus rooms, often called huddle rooms or spaces, are a big part …

The right tech in the right room makes for successful meetings. In today’s hybrid workplace, videoconferencing and collaboration technology has never been more essential, or more scrutinized. Meeting rooms are expected to connect people seamlessly across locations, provide intuitive user experiences, and deliver strong ROI for the business. Yet despite significant investments, meeting spaces still …

Introduction: The Shift from Location to Connection For the better part of a decade, the workplace conversation has been framed around location: should employees be in the office, work remotely, or adopt a hybrid mix? So, while location is still a factor in policy debates, the real driver of success in today’s workplace is no …

Artificial intelligence is transforming how we connect, collaborate, and get work done in modern meeting spaces. At DTEN, our goal is to design AI-driven solutions that adapt to the unique needs of each workplace, creating more natural and intuitive experiences. Microsoft’s research, involving upwards of 60 Copilot customers spanning more than 6,000 employees, highlights how …

Touch technology has become the invisible backbone of modern collaboration. From smartphones to large-format displays, devices with capacitive touch have become industry standard—a technology first introduced in consumer devices in the early 2000s and now essential to professional collaboration tools. Responsiveness Matters Unlike older resistive touchscreens that relied on pressure, capacitive touch uses the electrical …

Driving measurable results. DTEN helped the Office of Defense Services reduce travel costs, enhance client access, and save $2 million annually—while maintaining uninterrupted court proceedings.