What lies between the concept and the deployment of Microsoft's new Front Row design?
How to create these displays today? What can we apply from this to all Teams Rooms, hybrid meeting and teaching spaces?
As part of a series of short articles, Visual Displays' Director Greg Jeffreys discusses all things AV…
Microsoft's new Front Row concept is both a game-changer and a paradigm of thought leadership. But it also challenges us - it's quite a tall order to create!
I don't know if it will break the internet to put this in the same post (!), but no-one wanted the iPhone until it existed.
The lower image is the concept. It's not a technology call, it's a pre-technology call. It's a vision of what an exceptional user experience might comprise.
Working like this you have to assume the technology exists or you're defining the missing parts needed. Wearing my engineer's hat, my riff to clients is: 'give me a really good brief and I'll give you a great solution.'
The problem in 2021 was that hybrid workspaces became so important that they had to be installed without that brief existing. The workflows in hybrid spaces remain work in progress for the majority - do you agree?
Microsoft Front Row gives us a chance to stop and take breath. Measure twice, cut once, says the wise old carpenter.
Microsoft Front Row shows how we can make better hybrid spaces today…
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Posted: 23rd February 2022