Be at the office, when you can't be at the office.
Get Spaces →Hybrid collaboration can be challenging. Remote teammates suffer from the "second-class citizen problem" – feeling excluded from spontaneous brainstorms, magic moments, and the creative energy of the office. Hybrid Spaces bridge the gap between remote and in-person teammates to make hybrid work the best of both worlds.
Hybrid Spaces empower your remote employees to engage with their in-person teammates. Spaces are made up of multiple kiosks distributed across your office (open floor, meeting rooms, lounges...) to enable remote mobility and seamless interactions.
Work together, wherever you are.
Ideate, collaborate, and whiteboard like you're in the same room.
Foster a tighter hybrid community and culture.
Connectlq spaces can be set-up using different types of video and audio conferencing systems depending on the size, and configuration of your office. Check out some of our recommendations!
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Hybrid Spaces are kiosks distributed around your office that let remote teammates virtually join in-person conversations, meetings and social moments.
A Kiosk is a dedicated device (tablet, screen, or repurposed computer) running Connectlq that's mounted somewhere in your office to represent a Hybrid Space.
Open the Connectlq desktop app and look for the Spaces panel in the sidebar, where all active Hybrid Spaces are listed.
A kiosk sits in a physical location; anyone in Connectlq can pop into that space and instantly see and talk with whoever is nearby.
From your desktop app, click into any listed Space to join it remotely and start talking with teammates at that kiosk.
Simply walk up to a kiosk in your office — it's always on, so you can start chatting with remote teammates instantly.
Our latest hybrid workplace insights and best practices.
The future of work is hybrid. You probably heard this sentence a dozen of times over the last year, and for good reason.
Hybrid work isn't a straightforward, linear combination of remote and in-person work — it's a significant evolution of the modern enterprise.