Crestron Electronics designs the future of workplace technologies

Driven by a pandemic, we have fundamentally changed the way we work and communicate. The last two years have been uniquely challenging for businesses of every size and stripe and we have seen many new technologies rushing to the forefront to redefine how we work daily.

Across enterprises, unified communication solutions and collaboration tools offer mobility, flexibility, and increased productivity. Businesses can hold online meetings using video conferencing and audio conferencing with the help of unified communication technologies whilst employees can access resources they need, to execute their jobs on any device and any location due to a digital workforce.

According to analysts, the unified communications and collaboration market is expected to grow from US$47.26 billion in 2021 to USD 113.81 billion in 2028 at a CAGR of 13.4% and this market is expected to increase in demand as changing workforce dynamics and hybrid work models continue.

A company that is riding the coattails of this growth is Crestron Electronics, a global leader and innovator in workplace technologies, engineering and transforming corporate automation and unified communication (UC) solutions for enterprise organizations across Fortune 500 corporations, campuses, and homes.

In a conversation with Jacques Bertrand, Executive Vice President Asia, Crestron Electronics, we discover that unified communications and collaboration tools are here to stay and how organizations can benefit from having these tools in their workspace.

Additionally, Jacques shared with us:

An overview of Crestron and how it is designing the future of technology
The company’s footprint in the Asia Pacific region and why this part of the world is significant to Crestron
How the company’s solutions have successfully enhanced its customers’ businesses
New technologies that companies are investing to increase productivity and efficiency
Trends in the unified communications and collaboration tools space
His personal story of coming out of retirement to join Crestron Electronics, including key leadership lessons that he shares with viewers