.As teams start thinking about the return to campus one of the questions that comes up time and again is, ‘how do we do hybrid meetings?’. The Hybrid Working Framework includes tips on how to run hybrid meetings and a number of the feasibility study teams are reporting back on how they run their meetings and what has been working or not working.
The purpose of the pilot project will be to test out technology solutions in a small number of meeting rooms across the Estate, to identify the optimal approach to hybrid meetings and to identify barriers to effective hybrid meetings
The University of Edinburgh has a wide array of buildings and both formal and informal meeting settings. At this point it is unclear if one solution will be suitable for all settings and this small pilot project will sit, for governance purposes, within the Hybrid Working Programme as a joint sub-stream of the Estates workstream and the Digital Infrastructure workstream.
As discussions have been ongoing about hybrid rooms, the question of whether or not the time has come to create a centrally managed service has arisen on a number of occasions. This project will explore the options on how a centrally managed service might work and scope out what such a service might entail.
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Current project status
Report Date | RAG | Budget | Effort Completed | Effort to complete |
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November 2021 | GREEN | 10.0 days | 8.0 days | 0.0 |