In today’s world that emphasizes collaboration and innovation, the traditional one-way presentation meeting model has become ineffective. Smart meeting rooms integrated with wireless screen mirroring technology are reshaping team collaboration through
group discussion models.
In traditional meetings, one person speaks while others listen, resulting in poor interactivity. In contrast, smart meetings based on wireless screen mirroring support multiple people to share their screens to the main screen simultaneously, or enable independent screen mirroring in separate group discussions.
Multiple groups can simultaneously cast their discussion results (such as mind maps, draft plans) to the main meeting screen via wireless screen mirroring. This facilitates comparison and integration of different ideas.
Each group is equipped with independent display devices and wireless screen mirroring tools. Members within a group can freely share content from their mobile phones or computers for in-depth discussions. After the discussion, a representative can cast the final plan to the main screen for the whole team to review.
When selecting meeting screen mirroring devices, consider the following factors:
- Multi-channel Support: The device should support creating multiple screen mirroring channels for different groups to use simultaneously.
- Flexible Management: The meeting host should be able to easily switch between groups’ screens, or broadcast a group’s screen to all displays in the room.
The combination of wireless screen mirroring technology and group discussion models transforms meeting rooms from “information release halls” into “creative workshops”—an effective way to enhance an enterprise’s innovation capabilities.
