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I was able to successfully join a Cisco Webex meeting, a Zoom meeting, and a BlueJeans meeting from my Surface Hub all with audio/video, shared content and meeting controls. What I found was a versatile meeting experience that should check a lot more boxes for your organization. So I set out to see just what was possible with the latest version of the Surface Hub Team Edition operating system (not Windows 10 Enterprise) and Edge Chromium. As always, I will try to keep things brief and as easy to understand as possible so let me know if you have questions or comments.įirst things first, Surface Hub is on a different update track than Microsoft Teams Rooms which recently added the ability to guest-join Zoom and Cisco Webex meetings with one-touch from the center of room console. I love what Microsoft has done with the new Surface Hub update to both the OS and Edge and I wanted to highlight for you just how versatile Surface Hub is now that we have these new features available.įirst, I will explain what I've tested and verified, then I'll walk through the requirements, and then I'll showcase what this means for you as far as capabilities go. We also understand that not everyone uses Microsoft Teams and even if its your meeting platform of choice, you probably interact externally with organizations that use a different meeting standard. Surface Hub is purpose built for amazing Microsoft Teams meeting experiences and its the top platform for true collaboration, co-authoring, and productivity. Some of you may have started to play around with the capabilities of Surface Hub but still aren't sure if it checks all the boxes your organization requires. Its a question that gets asked of us a lot at Unified Communications and many other organizations as well. One meeting room and collaboration device for ALL your meetings?

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