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For many organizations, the return to the office is about much more than desks, parking spaces, and updated workplace policies.

When employees return after months or years of working remotely or in a hybrid environment, they also return to a communications environment that may not be ready for the way people work today.

Employees are bringing laptops into conference rooms. Teams and Zoom meetings are becoming part of everyday office life. Open workspaces create new noise challenges. Shared meeting rooms need to support people both in the room and joining remotely. And equipment that seemed perfectly adequate a few years ago may no longer fit the way your organization communicates.

That is why a return-to-office initiative is also a good time to take a fresh look at your communications infrastructure.