If you’re responsible for collaboration technology decisions, this webinar will help you understand how software-driven audio platforms can extend product life, lower total cost of ownership and continue delivering value as your organization’s needs evolve.

The Nureva HDX platform is a software-driven audio platform designed for large meeting and learning spaces. It combines advanced audio features with ongoing software innovation to help organizations address both current and future collaboration requirements.

As organizations adopt AI-powered collaboration tools, expand accessibility initiatives and seek greater returns on technology investments, buyers increasingly look for solutions that can improve over time rather than remain fixed after deployment.

Software updates can introduce new features, enhance performance and address evolving user needs without requiring organizations to replace existing hardware, helping maximize the value of technology investments.

The session will cover common challenges in large meeting and learning spaces, including audio coverage, speech intelligibility, accessibility requirements, changing room layouts and support for modern collaboration workflows.

The webinar will explore how HDX is designed to help improve speech clarity, voice amplification and assistive listening experiences, creating more inclusive collaboration environments.

Yes. High-quality audio is becoming increasingly important for AI-enabled meeting experiences. This session examines how adaptable audio platforms can help organizations prepare for emerging AI-powered workflows.

You’ll learn what to look for in software-driven platforms, why continuous innovation matters and how to assess solutions based on their ability to adapt to future business and technology requirements.

This webinar will be primarily educational. The session will explore industry trends, software-driven innovation, platform longevity and technology planning while using the Nureva HDX series as a practical, real-world example.

IT directors, workplace technology managers, collaboration and unified communications teams, AV/IT professionals, facilities leaders, higher education IT leaders, classroom technology specialists, Microsoft^® Teams administrators, budget owners, systems integrators, consultants and resellers.