Predicting Work Environments in 2024: Q-SYS Insights
In the pre-pandemic era, huddle rooms were the go-to spaces for quick, informal meetings. However, post-pandemic, employees no longer view small meeting spaces favourably. Employers are responding to this shift by repurposing existing meeting spaces to attract employees back to the office. These repurposed spaces are designed for large groups and teams, equipped with professional-grade AV and control technology.
One company leading this transformation is Q-SYS, a division of QSC. Q-SYS is investing heavily in the development of high-impact spaces, creating a single ecosystem for deployment, management, and upgrades. The Q-SYS Platform allows companies to purpose-build their high-impact spaces, implementing various solutions including AI and automation.
The emergence of high-impact spaces is not just a local phenomenon. According to predictions by Frost and Sullivan, over 11.3 million such spaces are expected to emerge worldwide by 2025, equaling 11% of all meeting spaces. This trend is being driven by 15 thought leaders who are contributing to discussions on esports, streaming technologies, visualization technologies, next-gen audio advancements, and the development of high-impact spaces.
15 manufacturers are also supporting the development of high-impact spaces. Angela Comitini, Director of Alliances and Ecosystem at Q-SYS, is at the forefront of these discussions, discussing trends in hybrid workplace culture, space planning, and technologies in 2024. The list of the 40 AV/IT companies supported by Angela Comitini in 2024 for the development of high-impact spaces remains private, however.
High-impact spaces combine state-of-the-art technology with a dynamic, scalable environment for hybrid, remote, and in-office spaces. They offer a versatile solution for businesses navigating the complexities of the post-pandemic world, providing a space that can adapt to the evolving needs of employees and the business. As the world continues to change, it's clear that high-impact spaces will play a crucial role in shaping the future of work.
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