Find the room. Start the meeting.
Make room availability visible and coordinate scheduling panels with the systems your organization uses.
Make availability part of the workplace.
A scheduling panel helps people understand whether a room is available before entering. Deployment planning considers panel location, room naming, power, network access and the organization’s calendar environment.
Treat every room as part of a coordinated rollout.
GPR’s capability statement documents a deployment of more than 50 Logitech Tap Scheduling panels. A multi-room rollout needs consistent configuration and coordination with the organization’s IT and facilities teams.
Separate panel readiness from room readiness.
A working panel depends on the required network and scheduling configuration. The room’s presentation and conferencing systems have their own dependencies. Tracking both helps avoid confusion during installation and acceptance.
Check configuration and train the team.
Programming, deployment and user guidance help turn a set of devices into a usable room scheduling experience. The exact integrations and responsibilities are agreed during scope development.
Discuss these capabilities with GPR
- Scheduling panel installation
- Programming and deployment coordination
- Power, network and room identification
- User guidance and system handoff
Questions before you begin
Do you support deployments across multiple rooms?
Yes. GPR’s documented work includes a rollout of more than 50 scheduling panels. Each new project needs its own scope, calendar requirements and deployment plan.
Your next space.
Your next possibility.
Tell us what you’re planning. We’ll start with the room, the audience and the requirements.