Samsung and Logitech reached their five-year mark working together on video meeting systems. They joined forces by pairing Samsung screens with Logitech cameras and sound equipment. Together, they help people connect better at work no matter where team members sit. Their partnership focuses on making meetings feel natural whether employees work from home or the office.
Companies need good technology for their meeting rooms because many people work from different places these days. Samsung provides clear, bright screens that show everyone's faces in detail. Logitech adds excellent cameras and microphones that capture voices and images perfectly. Samsung touch screens also let people draw and share ideas directly on the display during meetings.
Sukhmani Mohta from Samsung America believes their products help teams work better together. She explained how their technology fits easily into modern offices and helps spark new ideas among workers. Their goal is to reshape how people work by creating strong connections between team members regardless of location.
Offices have changed from fixed desk assignments to spaces where people pick different seats each day. Samsung monitors connect quickly with Logi Dock Flex, allowing employees to plug into any desk and start working right away. This simple setup reduces technical problems and makes changing workspaces easy for everyone.
Sudeep Trivedi from Logitech mentioned that both companies share similar values about innovation and customer focus. They constantly work to solve problems across many industries. He expressed excitement about continuing to create new products that meet customer needs for years ahead.
Both Samsung and Logitech care deeply about helping the environment through their products. Their devices automatically save energy by entering sleep mode when nobody uses them. Samsung SmartThings Pro lets office managers control connected devices remotely and track energy usage. Logitech uses recycled plastic in most products, labels their carbon impact, and buys renewable electricity.
Anyone interested can visit the Logitech Experience Center in San Jose, California. This space serves as both an actual office for Logitech employees and a demonstration area for customers. Visitors can see exactly how these technologies work together in real business situations. The case study about their partnership provides more information.
Companies need good technology for their meeting rooms because many people work from different places these days. Samsung provides clear, bright screens that show everyone's faces in detail. Logitech adds excellent cameras and microphones that capture voices and images perfectly. Samsung touch screens also let people draw and share ideas directly on the display during meetings.
Sukhmani Mohta from Samsung America believes their products help teams work better together. She explained how their technology fits easily into modern offices and helps spark new ideas among workers. Their goal is to reshape how people work by creating strong connections between team members regardless of location.
Offices have changed from fixed desk assignments to spaces where people pick different seats each day. Samsung monitors connect quickly with Logi Dock Flex, allowing employees to plug into any desk and start working right away. This simple setup reduces technical problems and makes changing workspaces easy for everyone.
Sudeep Trivedi from Logitech mentioned that both companies share similar values about innovation and customer focus. They constantly work to solve problems across many industries. He expressed excitement about continuing to create new products that meet customer needs for years ahead.
Both Samsung and Logitech care deeply about helping the environment through their products. Their devices automatically save energy by entering sleep mode when nobody uses them. Samsung SmartThings Pro lets office managers control connected devices remotely and track energy usage. Logitech uses recycled plastic in most products, labels their carbon impact, and buys renewable electricity.
Anyone interested can visit the Logitech Experience Center in San Jose, California. This space serves as both an actual office for Logitech employees and a demonstration area for customers. Visitors can see exactly how these technologies work together in real business situations. The case study about their partnership provides more information.
