Today’s modern offices no longer have to be a landscape of bare walls and tiny cubicles. To attract and retain today’s top talent, it’s important for businesses to have a focus on creating great company culture and when it comes to culture, everything from the visuals on the walls to the agility of its management play a role. From an aesthetics standpoint, creating a visually appealing, comfortable, and accessible workplace is easy to do when you integrate video installations into the mix. Even better and beyond aesthetics alone, video installations can help drive creativity, ignite imaginations and boost productivity. Here are some thoughts on how video installations in the workplace can help cultivate a culture of creativity, productivity, and collaboration.
There’s a reason more people pause to look at video or images than text—the mind can compute what’s happening through visuals much faster than it can through words. By engaging with video in the workplace, employees have a jumpstart on clarity—making it easier to dive into creative projects.
Video technology also brings human connectivity to brainstorming meetings, project updates, and team-building exercises. Unlike the often glitchy and lag-prone solutions of the past, modern video technology offers a simplified user experience and integration opportunities. At the touch of a button, anyone can connect with a coworker, manager, or client in a face-to-face, real-time manner.
Organizations that recognize the importance of employee agility embrace new technology investments. With the right training (and it doesn’t take much), employees can quickly and easily integrate video into their work processes. One company that integrated Cisco video technology noted incredible video-driven results over a two-year period. Outlined in CIO Review, the IT services firm experienced:
Those are benefits that the adoption of video technology affords that are impossible to ignore. Video can change everything about organizational communication. It doesn’t replace talk and text messaging, it enhances those methods of communication. Video can also enhance and enable content sharing, human connectivity, and clarity in all business dealings.
To experience results associated with the adoption of video installations, companies need more than an application. Integrated video solutions offer mobility, space-saving capabilities, and integration. Here are some of the ways companies use video to boost employee inspiration and productivity:
Several factors come together to create a successful video installation. The technology, people, and placement must make sense from a strategic standpoint for companies to realize cost savings, improved innovation/creativity, and increased productivity. Video will not change a workplace culture overnight, but it can boost agility and transform a company’s outlook over a period of a year or two. Create a holistic collaboration environment using the latest video installations and inspire employees to achieve more every day. Are you using video in the workplace yet? If you’re ready to explore giving it a try, we are here to help.
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This article was first published on HB Communications.
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