Hybrid teams
Some people are in the office, some are at home and some are on the road. Everyone needs to hear and be heard.
Make it easier for people in the room and people working remotely to hear, see and contribute.
Conference room audio visual (AV) is the cameras, microphones, speakers, displays and controls that let people in the room and people joining remotely see and hear each other clearly. Chrysalis designs, installs and supports audio visual systems around your space and the way your team meets, for meetings, presentations and events, and connects them to your network and your video conferencing platform.
Audio visual work makes sense when meetings have become a daily source of friction.
Some people are in the office, some are at home and some are on the road. Everyone needs to hear and be heard.
A new or renovated room is the right moment to plan displays, cameras, microphones and the cabling behind them.
Client meetings, pitches and presentations where the technology stays out of the way and nobody has to apologize for the sound.
Rooms used for training, all-hands meetings or events need sound and video that reach the back of the room and the remote audience.
Meeting room problems often come from equipment bought piece by piece, with nobody looking at the room as a whole. The fix is often simpler than a full refit.
One laptop microphone at the end of a long table leaves people on the call guessing who is talking and what was said.
Cables, adapters and settings that change every time. The start of every meeting goes on getting connected, and the room gets a reputation.
Displays, cameras and speakers from different vendors, each with its own remote and its own quirks, and no one to call when they fail. The room quietly stops being used.
Chrysalis designs and supports audio visual systems around your space and working style. From video conferencing to screen sharing, the focus is straightforward collaboration.
Connect on-site and remote colleagues with suitable audio and video systems, set up for the meeting platform your team already uses.
Choose cameras, microphones, speakers and displays that suit the size and shape of each room and how it is used.
Support screen sharing and clear communication in meetings and events.
Bring the equipment, network and user experience together, including the cabling and network settings that video calls depend on.
Get help with the systems your team uses to stay connected. Clients call client support on 713.575.2626 when a room is not working.
Plan audio visual alongside cabling and phones, so displays, cameras and network outlets end up where each room needs them.
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Whether it is one huddle room or a whole floor, the steps are the same.
We review the space, the furniture, the network connections and how the room is actually used.
We suggest cameras, microphones, speakers and displays matched to the room and your budget.
We install the system, connect it to your network and meeting platform, and test it.
A short walkthrough so people know how to start a meeting, share a screen and get help.
Common questions about conference rooms and video meetings.
Yes. Chrysalis works with on-site, remote and hybrid teams to implement audio visual and conferencing technology suited to their needs.
Not necessarily. We start by checking what you have. Some rooms only need better microphones or a simpler way to connect a laptop; others are worth redesigning.
Yes, and earlier is better. Planning AV alongside cabling means network outlets, power and mounting points go where the equipment needs them.
It can. Video calls need steady bandwidth, and conference room devices connect to your network like any other computer. We set them up with the right network settings and the same security care as the rest of your systems.
Yes. Troubleshooting and support are part of the service, so your team has someone to call when a room is not working.
Small huddle rooms often work well with an all-in-one video bar that combines the camera, microphones and speaker. Larger rooms usually need microphones spread along the table or in the ceiling, more speakers and a camera that can frame everyone. We size the system to the room rather than the other way around.
Tell us about your rooms and how your team meets. We’ll suggest what to fix first and what a full upgrade would involve.