You'll need to have a balance of phone booths, small meeting rooms and a limited number of larger meeting rooms.
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To battle this, the company today launched Managed Meeting Rooms, which for $50 per room/month lets you delegate to Microsoft the monitoring and management of the technical infrastructure of your meeting rooms.
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Who's running the show when you peek into meeting rooms?
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These meeting rooms are separate from the CrunchMatch networking program.
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Even the meeting rooms they'd been using were closed off.
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Meeting rooms are named after characters from a famous manga comic.
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Ultimately, the new displays are designed to improve conference meeting rooms.
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The meeting rooms held what House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Sen.
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All of our meeting rooms on the design floor are open.
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Now he is in meeting rooms talking about lenses and filters.
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That's aside from the usual selection of office spaces and meeting rooms.
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NeueHouse, for example, has two restaurants, a coffee shop and meeting rooms.
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Four steel-frame glass blocks surround a glassy core with meeting rooms.
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Before reaching the main floor, there's a small side corridor with meeting rooms.
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There are thriving platforms to share meeting rooms, office space and parking spots.
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Residents can use a heliport and party and meeting rooms for a fee.
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What is agreed at in meeting rooms makes little difference to voter intentions.
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That same manager also helped the TVC gain permission to book meeting rooms.
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There is also more than 14,000 square feet of event space and meeting rooms.
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The app can be used to book meeting rooms, order food and navigate the building.
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Employees complained about too few meeting rooms and the challenge of concentrating due to noise.
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Although only six of the meeting rooms were accessible, there are 12 in the building.
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Which of the four small meeting rooms should he go to for the thematic sessions?
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Google reports that customers have set up thousands of these Hangouts Meet-enabled meeting rooms.
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Classes were on the second floor of a rented office building in converted meeting rooms.
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The travel theme continues in the meeting rooms, which hug the outskirts of the neighborhoods.
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Sometimes she finds herself in crowded meeting rooms where many people are speaking at once.
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Republicans anticipate finding the convenient meeting rooms they took for granted will be off limits.
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It's got massive meeting rooms, unlimited for security because it's on, you know, hundreds of acres.
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He eventually showed them where Smith's locker was and took them to see the meeting rooms.
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Carpeted meeting rooms are vacuumed and then cleaned with lint rollers to pick up stray dust.
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Offices and meeting rooms became stations for a photo booth, legal advice and health care consultations.
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The startup lets you instantly unlock office doors and reserve meeting rooms using Bluetooth Low Energy signal.
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This method is most effective in multi-occupancy spaces, like open-plan offices, meeting rooms, and theaters.
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The special counsel's initial office space lacked secure meeting rooms, known as SCIFs, for reviewing classified materials.
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Microsoft wants to change that by managing your meeting rooms for you — starting at $50 per room.
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Peek into ballroom meeting rooms and you'll see dazzling chandeliers, the same exact ones Frank crooned underneath.
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Look around you; do you see open plan meeting rooms, M&M dispensers and faux-decadent taxidermy?
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This is the back-end of humanitarian relief work, staged in hotels and restaurants and meeting rooms.
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Vicarage Road could provide meeting rooms, host training courses, storage, child-care facilities — whatever the hospital needed.
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Events are held in the ballroom, meeting rooms or BLT Prime by David Burke, the hotel's steakhouse.
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Brady says the kneeling debate sparked a lot of "great conversations" in the locker room and meeting rooms.
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Six meeting rooms, accommodating up to 200 people, are scattered through the hotel, with access to the patios.
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The building has 60,113 sensors helping control everything from the temperature of meeting rooms to secure-area doors.
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It made its practice rooms available free to musicians, and opened its meeting rooms to other local nonprofits.
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More formal meeting rooms are inspired by Sydney's iconic public spaces, from Bondi Beach to the Botanic Gardens.
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There'll be meeting rooms, an auditorium, a post office, a café, a restaurant with four kitchens and a bar.
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When you create a meeting, Google Calendar automatically suggests meeting rooms based on the information provided by your organization.
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Hernández climbed the stairs to the second floor and stopped at the entrance to one of the meeting rooms.
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Meeting rooms buzzed with excited chatter about the prospect of MDMA getting approved as a prescription therapy for PTSD.
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Despite management's notice that the meeting was canceled, employees in Zurich met anyway in Google's on-site meeting rooms.
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It's designed for meeting rooms, and comes with a height-adjustable stand that can be wheeled around offices freely.
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You could book meeting rooms, get a map of the office and contact your co-workers from the app.
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Cameras and microphones installed in the meeting rooms usually enable government officials to monitor the meetings in real time.
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Bottom says the meeting rooms were the brainchild of Airbnb founders Joe Gebbia and Brian Chesky, the RISD graduates.
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"We have access to meeting rooms of all sizes, kitchen facilities, printers and other basic needs," Mr. Lindstrom said.
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Even the bank's 100 or so partners now occupy offices that transform into meeting rooms when they are away.
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All of Twitch's meeting rooms are themed, either as a tribute to gaming or pop-culture that gamers love.
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Most public libraries today offer eBooks and software, along with tech support, meeting rooms, computer access and literacy programs.
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There's big TVs showing sports, an open floor plan, and plenty of meeting rooms—all named after English soccer clubs.
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Finally, she comes across a fairly conventional office space: cubicles with mugs and framed photos, a Friends DVD, meeting rooms.
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He watched them shuffle into meeting rooms, exhausted and careworn from days of attending meetings and feverishly writing game previews.
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What the plans do include: a "VR experience room," a meditation room, a VIP viewing bridge, and various meeting rooms.
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It is false and defamatory to suggest that Julian Assange has ever walked into embassy meeting rooms in his underwear.
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We sat in glass-doored meeting rooms in the New York Times building and poked around on apps for hours.
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Inside is a wider complex, which includes accommodation for the Tamrazyan family, as well as various offices and meeting rooms.
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The political fight quickly spilled out of the wood-paneled meeting rooms of City Hall and into the public arena.
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The original terrazzo floor was replaced at the time with wood in a checkered pattern typical of Masonic meeting rooms.
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"The company expected me to do a nine-hour shift on my feet escorting clients to meeting rooms," she said.
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Toub stresses it to newcomers and stalwarts alike, in meeting rooms and on the practice field, until they, too, understand.
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The meeting rooms are laid with carpets and have ceiling coverings in 60 different colors, producing a mildly psychedelic effect.
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They need to invite them into the gallery, to have them into the meeting rooms, to have press conferences with them.
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Instead of the usual retail space, it has been transformed into an enterprise floor, complete with meeting rooms and event spaces.
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This 2 million-square-foot convention center that includes exhibit halls, meeting rooms and a ballroom became a "makeshift village" overnight.
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Plans included meeting rooms, twenty-two bedrooms, and a pool: a luxurious and private place for Nazis to make war plans.
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Depending how things play out in practices and meeting rooms and the exhibition season, your fantasy strategy may change pretty dramatically.
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With its restaurants, bar and meeting rooms, the club has been a fixture amid Hong Kong's skyscrapers since the colonial era.
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A collection of small meeting rooms are dominated by large art installations, an idea that Cornell said was borrowed from Pixar.
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Following a $21 million renovation, the Westport Library reopened in June with a recording studio, a maker space and meeting rooms.
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Atari says the hotels will have meeting rooms, co-working spaces, restaurants, bars, a bakery, a movie theater, and a gym.
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Most like nothing more than to spend hours in dingy meeting rooms poring over the latest data on wages or petrol prices.
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The campus will have over 3,000 desks, a number of private offices and meeting rooms, and a 360-person auditorium for events.
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From there, the elaborately decorated hallways and stairways in the building lead to the other 12, smaller meeting rooms in the building.
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At the edge of that impressive booth, which looked something like a Disney World attraction, was a second floor of meeting rooms.
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Every property doubles as a full modern art museum, with art woven throughout lobby galleries, meeting rooms, guest rooms, and even elevators.
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The bills would also expand smoke-free areas to include bars, workplace break rooms, small businesses, warehouses and hotel lobbies and meeting rooms.
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When the public hearings are over, Rolnick told me, those same team operatives work the offices and meeting rooms of the politicians involved.
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Today at approximately 11:15 AM, the Central Hall and South Hall bridge meeting rooms at the Las Vegas Convention Center lost power.
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The Palace of Westminster is a maze of sticky-carpeted little bars, poky wood-lined offices and forgotten meeting rooms up twisting staircases.
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I got to do other things, like summon a portal that turned one of our meeting rooms into the deck of a spaceship.
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EventBoard EventBoard started out as those iPads you see in meeting rooms and is now the leader in optimizing the workplace and workforce.
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An airy glass addition at the northern end of the center would provide meeting rooms, new exhibition halls and outdoor space for conventioneers.
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The main venue has a large auditorium with rows of plush blue chairs, children's play areas and numerous meeting rooms of various sizes.
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They grew up together professionally, huddled in glass-walled meeting rooms to discuss strategy and proceeded through the selection process with mutual respect.
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A black-and-gold sign near an elevator directs visitors to meeting rooms with names like the Regent, the Wellington and the Kensington.
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There's a lot we still don't know about the tax bill currently germinating in the meeting rooms of Congress and the West Wing.
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"That is something that I'm hearing over and over again in the meeting rooms, on the conference calls, on the state level," she said.
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SEE EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY Book a Semi-Private Room at Disrupt TechCrunch is offering semi-private meeting rooms at €25/30 minutes at Disrupt Berlin.
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Until the 2X upgrade arrives, it's really hard to tell how much of a difference the Surface Hub 2 will make to meeting rooms.
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WeWork, another partner in the beta, will let enterprise customers and WeWork HQ employees control the lights and reserve meeting rooms using their voice.
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Birthed from the neck of an executive, it was polished in the meeting rooms of video game developers, sneaker makers, and movie distribution companies.
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In October, Google installed a Chrome tool on employees' web-browsers that flags calendar events involving more than 100 participants or 10 meeting rooms.
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He was granted permission to photograph the Stasi archive, as well as the neatly maintained private offices and meeting rooms of the Stasi Museum.
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At the end of the day, it's hard to know if there's a shortage of meeting rooms, or teleconference-enabled rooms, or collaborative workspaces.
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But before they left, they gathered in one of their meeting rooms, now emptied of the sleeping bags and cots they had hauled in.
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That further suggests this is related to Microsoft Teams and meeting rooms, but it's not clear whether this particular device will be Surface-branded.
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Local entrepreneurs say that she willed a community into existence, gathering the people and companies of the "Silicon Slopes" in meeting rooms and bars.
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Members can make use of a concierge service and an app that allows them to book meeting rooms, order room service, manage invoices, and network.
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In 2013, a military lawyer acknowledged Guantanamo's meeting rooms contain microphones disguised as smoke detectors, although he denied the government listened to attorney-client conversations.
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You want to have a cabin, like a common area for recreation, some sort of meeting rooms… because you'll be in this thing for months.
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I still remember chatting with you years ago about Breather, the on-demand network of meeting rooms, and thinking it was pretty far out there.
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"Everyone is already connected through technology," Xing explains to me as we sit in one of the many meeting rooms at his high-rise office.
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Throughout the complex there are auditoriums, cafeterias, offices, meeting rooms, and cells where Iraqi prisoners and guards worked and lived during the days of Saddam.
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The campus resembles a WeWork more than a school, with open-plan rows of desks, decorative neon lights and meeting rooms named after famous people.
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But now the central library has a computer room for patrons where every terminal is often filled and where bright meeting rooms line the perimeter.
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The police were called to Edmond Town Hall, a movie theater and event space that also rented offices and meeting rooms, at about 7 a.m.
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The service helps slot meetings to appropriately sized meeting rooms at opportune times so that companies don't feel like they're outgrowing their offices too quickly.
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If, instead, meeting rooms feature antimacassars on overstuffed armchairs, little tables bearing teacups and large paintings of mist-shrouded mountains, gloom may be in order.
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A lot of business gets done at CES, often away from the show floor, in the labyrinthine warrens of meeting rooms across the Las Vegas Strip.
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For disabled workers, this means that all the elements of a workplace need to be accessible: entrances, lifts, meeting rooms, coffee facilities and, not least, toilets.
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"With coach Horton, it was the way he made us feel outside the meeting rooms and practice fields," said former Cleveland Browns offensive lineman Paul Zukauskas.
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It's really designed for meeting rooms of the future, where people are expected to collaborate using the screen, rather than just sit and watch a presentation.
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Then we set up a geometric algorithm, which subdivided the space and all the meeting rooms and desks and assigned each person to a specific location.
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However, when proper consideration is given to speech communication, for example in restaurants, meeting rooms, transport terminals and so on, a different metric must be applied.
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The space will sport classrooms and meeting rooms for startups on the lower levels, coupled with an Urbanspace-managed food court populated by startup food vendors.
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The meeting rooms themselves come in all shapes and sizes, from ones where staff can sit on beanbag chairs, to sleek boardrooms which pop with color.
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Congressional Republicans spent much of the day darting into elevators or meeting rooms and speed walking past reporters to minimize their time spent facing uncomfortable questions.
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I don't host sessions where I live, so I've been renting rooms at Breather [which rents meeting rooms by the hour] in Midtown and Union Square.
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Coca-Cola London has 21 meeting rooms, each kitted out with the latest technology for employees to get in touch with colleagues based around the globe.
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Each location has communal living areas, with meeting rooms, a co-working space and fast Wi-Fi, and offers social activities, often unique to the locale.
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But with sexual harassment and assault, from Hollywood to state legislatures, a focus of national discussion, those issues emerged again and again in meeting rooms here.
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He sweeps into atriums and down corridors, pauses in reading and meeting rooms, and lays bare this complex, glorious organism that is the democratic ideal incarnate.
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So the firm rented pay-by-the-month meeting rooms, a dozen conference rooms in all, for one-third of what the office rent had been.
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Each location has communal living areas, with meeting rooms, a co-working space and fast Wi-Fi, and offers social activities, often unique to the locale.
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That hints that this is related to Microsoft Teams and meeting rooms, and one of the inventors is a principle design manager for Microsoft Teams devices.
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One of the inventors, Malek Chalabi, is a principle design manager for Microsoft Teams devices, suggesting that this portable speaker will be used for meeting rooms.
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They feature meeting rooms which employees can use, or they can pop in and work away casually in other parts of the tree houses if they wish.
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"Our private meeting rooms accommodate groups large and small and are ideal for seminars, presentations, conferences, client dinners and other corporate events," Morton's touts on its website.
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Canadian photographer Adrian Fish got a rare peek at the archives and meeting rooms of the Berlin office for his series Deutsche Demokratische Republik: The Stasi Archives.
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Businesses can buy Alexa devices that help employees dial into conference calls, manage their calendars, find open meeting rooms and - not surprisingly - order work supplies from Amazon.
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The ornate offices that would go to senior agency officials are even being used as meeting rooms, according to Stewart Verdery, a lobbyist for Monument Policy Group.
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You have to lie and intentionally subvert the rules to get a recording device into the SitRoom, which is actually a group of several secure meeting rooms.
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In the city of Rochester, New York, on Wednesday, disability activists took over the headquarters of the local Republican Party, pouring into one of their meeting rooms.
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Companies build rows of phone booths during renovations or buy prefabricated versions, which range from moderately priced single-person spaces to high-end six-person meeting rooms.
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All stores are community stores, of course, but these stores are even more communal, with employees hired from the neighborhood and meeting rooms designed for community events.
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It says something sobering about present-day China that sales of the armchairs used in horseshoe-shaped meeting rooms have risen steadily over the past 20 years.
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It is big, grand, on hundreds of acres, next to MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, has tremendous ballrooms & meeting rooms, and each delegation would have... View the discussion thread.
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"I got a Bernie Sanders t-shirt," beamed one member of Parliament outside one of the meeting rooms at the classy resort, just outside of Montebello, Quebec.
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He returned several times, attending concerts of national songs and dances, eating in a North Korean restaurant in the embassy compound, and negotiating in embassy meeting rooms.
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Damelincourt responded with a new rate of $175,000 per day for use of the Presidential Ballroom and meeting rooms, offering a $700,000 charge for four days of use.
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Meeting rooms, conference calls, and meetings in general are usually the stuff of nightmares, but Microsoft is working on prototype hardware that will make meetings a lot easier.
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Microsoft's 3-floor store includes an Xbox gaming room, a customized McLaren, meeting rooms for enterprise clients and a digital classroom where students can learn how to code.
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For example, many firms today use videoconferencing tools such as telepresence, which creates virtual meeting rooms with multiple participants who, in reality, sit in offices around the world.
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His meeting rooms, enclosed areas with apertures that allow only a cluster of people in at a time, reveal a direct connection between earth and the galaxies above.
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She said the organizers had chosen to move to the Javits from the New York Hilton Midtown because of space needs, both for performance stages and meeting rooms.
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The stark white Forum consists of an interlinked cylinder and cube, both cut with varied jewel-shaped windows and containing daylight-filled theaters, exhibit halls and meeting rooms.
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Booking times can be as short as an hour or as long as several months, and listings include offices and meeting rooms, event spaces, retail stores and studios.
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Security firm Forescout discovered the vulnerabilities in July when its researchers turned their bug hunting skills on the video conferencing units sitting in their own office meeting rooms.
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The fort is the social hub of the camp community, housing its political party alongside its library and the meeting rooms used by its youth and women's clubs.
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That makes the monitor eminently transportable, with a thin and light design that honestly makes it practical to tote around between rooms in your house or office meeting rooms.
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Parker and Orbach worked out of apartment-building meeting rooms, an art gallery, and a WeWork office, often running out of space for all the items they were ordering.
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So many people requested time to speak that they were spread out over three meeting rooms in the state capitol during the two days set aside for the hearing.
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I arrived with my partner on a busy Sunday afternoon and a podcast festival taking place in one of the first-floor meeting rooms spilled out into the lobby.
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This is not to mention the proliferation of so-called phone booths, mini meeting rooms and all manner of pods, some of them purchased as ready-to-assemble kits.
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While standing over a urinal near the breakout session meeting rooms, he kept his neck craned toward the door, afraid a knife-wielding man would walk in and attack him.
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It is big, grand, on hundreds of acres, next to MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, has tremendous ballrooms & meeting rooms, and each delegation would have... .....its own 50 to 70 unit building.
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The survey was conducted in April by Intralinks Holdings Inc IL.N, which provides confidential meeting rooms used by companies when they allow would-be bidders to look through their accounts.
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IWG, which rents out meeting rooms, business lounges and office space under the Regus brand, said operating profit fell to 2.353 million pounds ($22.35 million) in the year ended Dec.
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Two months later, the federal government paid Mar-a-Lago at least $2628,28503 for meeting rooms and hotel lodgings for top officials during a visit from Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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The company features food and drinks from local vendors, meeting rooms are named after different city streets, and there's even a wall with tags of employees' favorite spots around town.
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Inaugural committee organizers complained to Ivanka Trump that the hotel was attempting to charge $175,000 per day for use of a ballroom and other meeting rooms, according to internal communications.
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It is big, grand, on hundreds of acres, next to MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, has tremendous ballrooms & meeting rooms, and each delegation would have its own 2628 to 28503 unit building.
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It is big, grand, on hundreds of acres, next to MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, has tremendous ballrooms & meeting rooms, and each delegation would have... .....its own 2900 to 220006 unit building.
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The 351-room hotel has its own stained glass-adorned stop on the SFO AirTrain and tech-loaded meeting rooms with aviation-inspired names such as Supersonic, Stratocruiser and Astrojet.
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It features light pink walls and meeting rooms named after women, including Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, the professor who publicly accused now Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
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The Corinthian columns, the Renaissance murals, and the Gothic arches that adorned different meeting rooms were all plaster — beautifully painted, but mimicry of the exotic and ancient all the same.
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I threw a ball, and the robot — named Bridget — zoomed around one of our meeting rooms trying to retrieve it, along the way dodging a table, a box, and a chair.
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The profitable IWG plc, formerly Regus, has been a business providing serviced offices, virtual offices, meeting rooms and the rest, for years, and yet WeWork is valued by 10 times more.
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Gensler arranged the company's meeting rooms around an atrium so that, "when you looked up through the atrium space, it was like looking at little snapshots of various cities," Bottom says.
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And this concept of brainstorming can be seen throughout, with whiteboards placed on the outside of meeting rooms — just in case employees get a flash of inspiration during their morning routine.
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When not showing various gilded, marbled meeting rooms, the producers intersperse gorgeous shots of Chechnya, using drone footage that caresses glittering new skyscrapers, soaring mountains, pristine lakes and historic stone towers.
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In the conference bars and meeting rooms there was growing discontent about Jeremy Corbyn's leadership among delegates with the vast majority of Labour MPs failing to even turn up to conference.
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Conversations among delegates in the bars and meeting rooms in Brighton were totally dominated by the issue, with few expressing themselves content with the position the party has got itself into.
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Robin hooks into Google Calendar and Outlook to help employees get a sense of what meeting rooms and activity spaces are available in the office, complete with tablet signage out front.
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Groups that book events at hotels are seeing new or higher charges for things like the set-up and breakdown of meeting rooms, as well as for bartenders and other staff.
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Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) has introduced legislation to take away the "Members Only" signs that have for years designated certain elevators, meeting rooms, stairwells and bathrooms in the Capitol for lawmakers.
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At the time of the discovery, Google had recently installed a tool on employees' web browsers that would flag internal calendar events requiring more than 10 meeting rooms or 100 participants.
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Officials described a bustle as negotiators and staff moved among meeting rooms scattered along carpeted corridors and up and down lifts over nearly half of the cross-shaped building's 13 floors.
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There will also be a special Elite Slice for use in meeting rooms, it will have a similar configuration to the mid-range, $899 model, but add Intel Unite collaboration hub technology.
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He&aposs the guy who ensures that the rules are followed on the secrecy and walking people in and out of these special meeting rooms where no one else can go in.
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But the cycle passes and we go on, the key players in the industry certainly go on, in meeting rooms or backstage, making more deals and aligning a sales pitch with talent.
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Below is a flavor of the mood around the event, held in a sprawl of temporary passageways and meeting rooms next to the "Spodek", a flying-saucer-shaped sports and concert venue.
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While creating an in-house chip to power the AR headset, and a new operating system ("rOS"), engineers are also experimenting with feature like virtual meeting rooms and 360-degree video playback.
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KS: It's like internet companies, they used to ... Netscape, in the early days, Marc Andreessen would name them after diseases of the skin, the meeting rooms, and different things, and different servers.
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Damelincourt responded by saying the rate for use of the president ballroom and meeting rooms was $175,000 per day and offered to charge the inaugural committee that amount – $700,85033 for four days.
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There was a large loft area housing meeting rooms, with walls lined with aerial pictures of beach umbrellas and boats in the water, connected to the main floor by a central staircase.
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Those meeting rooms were filled with individuals who were coming from all over the world to live in recovery residences, and it flourished—it just grew—and people were doing really well.
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Amazon&aposs pitch is that Alexa can be used for things like reserving meeting rooms, starting conference calls, and allowing IT teams to build a voice interface for applications such as Salesforce.
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Inside, there are giant screens for collaboration, meeting rooms with devices that automatically recognize participants, and touch-powered desks that hint at how we might be working in the next decade or so.
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And right now that is as good as it gets because even the foresighted economic gurus in the bank's bomb-proof underground meeting rooms cannot pre-judge the outcome of a Brexit vote.
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The growth in U.S. exports and rising clout in the global energy market was a topic of discussions in many of the meeting rooms at the IHS Markit annual CERAWeek conference in Houston.
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Next to these vault-like labs are plenty of cubicles and your everyday office meeting rooms, so there are signs on the outside that flash red when a live test is being conducted.
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It's in one of these meeting rooms, bouncing around like we were sitting in the bowels of a ship, that we chatted about virtual reality, the Wii U, and the future of Nintendo.
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The show is set in the meeting rooms, bars and bedrooms of a hotel where the fictional American Conference for Letters and Culture is convening to deliver papers and bestow awards and grants.
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The app can also be used to find unoccupied desks, browse the cafeteria's lunch menu, book meeting rooms and flag up any maintenance that might need doing, such as replacing a broken monitor.
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Jon calls for a family meeting out by Bran's favorite tree, which seems like such a long way to hike when they own an entire castle filled with private meeting rooms, but I digress!
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With WeWork, users can utilize the 'ask WeWork' skill to extend a meeting room reservation, see which meeting rooms are empty, or ask when the next meeting in that room is scheduled to start.
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IWG, which rents out meeting rooms, business lounges and office space under the Regus brand, said operating profit fell to 163.2 million pounds ($225.6 million) in 2017 from 185.2 million pounds a year earlier.
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The venue is the World Conference Center Bonn, and it's nothing to write home about on its own: glass ceilings, fluorescent lights and meeting rooms named for cities like Addis Ababa, Tokyo and Santiago.
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The University of South Carolina Aiken, which Brown attended, has set aside 60 acres for development of a golf practice facility, replete with nine holes, short-game areas, meeting rooms, locker rooms and classrooms.
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In addition, though, it also supports existing meeting rooms, calendaring and parking systems, and integrates with Wi-Fi credentialing tools so your visitors don't have to keep asking for the password to get online.
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During those two days in a subterranean set of Hilton meeting rooms, though, a notion that had been simmering for months took greater hold — that the West, especially Nebraska, might be better this season.
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The attorney general, Karl A. Racine, said the committee, which organized Mr. Trump's January 2017 inaugural celebration, vastly overpaid to use ballrooms and meeting rooms at the Trump International Hotel near the White House.
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"When we started to gather the OWN tribe, and recognize who had come, the question in our meeting rooms was how do we now serve this audience — who is this woman?" said Ms. Winfrey.
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Ayse Birsel, who codesigned the 2018 Overlay system for Herman Miller, a system of panels that are assembled into work or meeting rooms, described pods as a necessary but transitional solution for creating privacy.
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Dozens of officials from both sides are involved, some shuttling among meeting rooms scattered over nearly half the floors of the European Commission's 13-storey Berlaymont headquarters, fueled, one said, by EU coffee and biscuits.
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We serve a lot of video content, audio and image content, both from kind of a cloud server to our meeting rooms and also to the general public when they access the collections off-site.
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Most of the precincts convened in the school's classrooms, or in meeting rooms, or in the cafeteria, itself home to three separate caucuses taking place in different corners of the room at the same time.
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Hundreds of Wayfair's US employees were asked to gather in meeting rooms at the company's Boston headquarters or to log in to Google Hangouts video calls for a mandatory meeting with heads of human resources.
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Treatment and meeting rooms will play host to one-on-one counseling, group therapy, Narcan training and a twice weekly drop-in space focused on fostering sex-positive harm reduction strategies for crystal meth users.
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The company also plans to develop smart meeting analytics software, and, eventually, use the Owl camera as a sensor that can let employees know if meeting rooms are available, based on activity levels of the Owl.
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Hundreds of student volunteers in red blazers offered directions around the venue, which boasts an exhibition area roughly the size of 40 football pitches and a multi-story maze of roads, meeting rooms, offices and restaurants.
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At Slack, the company has their robots routinely run a physical readiness check on meeting rooms — visually scanning for things like if the chairs are present and if the screens for video conferencing are turned on.
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Curtailed access to convenient meeting rooms, a schedule set by the majority and no control over the legislative agenda are only some of the perpetual complaints of whichever party is in the minority in the House.
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Reporters have been kept in pens in the Capitol's Ohio Clock corridor and Reception Room, allowing senators to exit the Senate chamber for meeting rooms or private offices without speaking to reporters during the impeachment trial.
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If you've decided to gather a bunch of deadly warriors in a common facility, and then leave them free to swap information and plot their revenge, maybe at least don't fill meeting rooms with their specialized weaponry?
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Former players rally around football coach in final battle with Parkinson's "With Coach Horton, it was the way he made us feel outside the meeting rooms and practice fields," said former Cleveland Browns offensive lineman Paul Zukauskas.
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Managed Meeting Rooms, as the company calls the service, is now in private preview, but ahead of today's announcement, Microsoft already quietly worked with more than 100 customers to manage more than 1,500 meetings rooms for them.
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For Ron Shah, founder of Bizly, a new company that helps hotels book unused meeting rooms, his pivot began with disaster: the day he found his Manhattan office flooded, his conference room under three inches of water.
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Church Executive magazine recently suggested that church leaders invite local police officers to stop by and use the restrooms or meeting rooms, in order to acquaint them with the church's layout and leadership before an emergency arises.
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The so-called "Un-Carrier" has a whole block of meeting rooms off-site at CES 2020, hopefully, to show off its version of 5G connectivity that's likely to be a major talking point of the show.
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But as security ominously filed into SoundCloud's meeting rooms at its offices around the world during the all-hands video conference broadcast from its Berlin headquarters, the startup's staff discovered they wouldn't be getting the answers they wanted.
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Slotting the building into an existing 393,000-square-foot master plan by German architects GMP, MVRDV rolled the required auditorium into a multi-use cavity that leads to reading rooms, lounge areas, offices, meeting rooms and computer labs.
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At recent LA SAFE meetings, held in schools and church meeting rooms in parishes along the coast, residents tossed around ideas to adapt to the shifting landscape, from elevating houses to promoting local seafood or building public transport.
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A Boeing 737 MAX or Airbus A320neo can cost up to $130 million, though the final cost depends on how the jet is fitted out with technology and amenities, including private bedrooms, meeting rooms, and even gym equipment.
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ET on Thursday, hundreds of Wayfair's US employees were asked to gather in meeting rooms at the company's Boston headquarters or to log in to Google Hangouts video calls for a mandatory meeting with heads of human resources.
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It exists, for the most part, beyond the reach of television cameras, away from congressional meeting rooms, often after normal business hours; a world of private cocktail receptions, salon dinners and one-on-one sessions with powerful people.
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By shrinking the State Department, the Trump administration is effectively doing Russian diplomats' jobs for them, allowing Putin to advance an alternate world view of kleptocratic authoritarianism, rather than liberal democracy in diplomatic meeting rooms around the world.
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Image: GoogleGoogle Calendar comes packed with a ton of features to make scheduling your life easier and more intuitive, but the app goes way beyond booking company meeting rooms and making sure the kids are picked up on time.
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And that footage looked excellent, despite that I was watching it on an older Galaxy Note 4 version of the Gear VR and that the camera was filming in the awful overhead lighting of one of our meeting rooms.
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Shortly after, early partner WeWork integrated Echo devices in some of its own meeting rooms to test out how the smart assistant could be useful for things like managing meeting room reservations, or shutting off or turning on lights.
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When entering the office, the theme of football permeates every room: whether that's the stadium-like seating for company gatherings and artificial grass floors in the meeting rooms, or the foosball tables and goal posts located around the workplace.
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In her new Seattle lab, with its meeting rooms named after past patients, Delaney uses a small thawing device to demonstrate the simplicity she believes could greatly expand her end product's utility and accessibility to others in the future.
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"Medicare for all" got its first congressional hearing on Tuesday, albeit in one of the House's tightest meeting rooms, in an area of the Capitol off limits to the scores of people who assembled in Washington to show support.
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When you aren't in the office, there's usually even less physical activity: No conference meeting rooms to walk to, no coworkers to go on a coffee run with and no long hallways that lead to the printer or bathroom.
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There are so many movements taking place every day, whether it's online, in meeting rooms, or spread across various cities and states, that taking action to do something about the cause you care about can instantly help shift your perspective.
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It seems likely that we'll eventually see hardware from Microsoft that aims to replace the Polycom phones you typically find in business meeting rooms with devices that are packed full of sensors to enable far better meetings in the future.
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Instead of offering generic meeting rooms with portentous names, Airbnb, a tech firm that lets people rent out their homes, has designed each of its meeting spaces after one of its rental listings, such as a Bedouin tent from Morocco.
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If you work in a large company, then Calendar can now show you more details about your organization's meeting rooms, for example (where it is, what AV equipment is there, etc.), after your admins put this info into the system.
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The beta application, which has use cases that extend from collaborating in virtual meeting rooms to playing online games in the same room as your online friends' avatars, has grown successful by quickly embracing new tech in the VR space.
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It's making 6-inch E Ink tablets that you can mount on the front of meeting rooms to display whether they're open or booked, and then allow people to come up and schedule a new meeting in a free block.
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Activism is a big theme Discussions and debates about Trump and his policies echoed this week in lecture halls, meeting rooms, concert venues and street corners, making the President, who was not invited to speak at the festival, an omnipresent force.
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You have escalator and stair railings, taxicabs and hotel shuttles, bins full of snacks (if you're lucky), the handles on coffee creamer carafes, cramped meeting rooms in which people sneeze, and your phone screen, which you keep touching all day lo
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Reporters are being kept in pens in the Ohio Clock corridor and the Reception Room immediately outside the Senate chamber, giving Republican senators a chance to leave the chamber and walk to meeting rooms or hideaway offices without speaking to reporters.
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The White House has argued that using Trump's Miami-area resort would save Americans "millions of dollars," and, given its proximity to the airport, its size, and its "tremendous ballrooms and meeting rooms," the Doral would be a smart choice.
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A lack of organizational, environmental and social support for standing - including adjustable sit-stand workstations, standing-only meeting rooms and high stools and desks - can make it feel awkward for workers to put the standing ideal into practice, he noted.
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According to the video, there will be a public atrium on the ground floor, galleries and a theater on the second floor and offices and meeting rooms on the third floor as well as a terrace with views of Central Park.
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LONDON, March 4 (Reuters) - Britain's 19th-century parliamentary palace and its hundreds of grand offices and wood-panelled meeting rooms are ill-equipped to deal with the global outbreak of coronavirus, according to some worried lawmakers working inside the building.
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Members benefit from a coffee lounge with healthy snacks, smoothies, organic juices, and coffee (though none of this comes for free), showers, bike storage, phone booths, a "creative lab" for brainstorming, a rooftop terrace, and outdoor yoga facility, and of course, meeting rooms.
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Members — who can work there solo or as a businesses of any size — have access to services including a courier, concierge, call answering, a flexible meeting area, meeting rooms, hot desks or dedicated desks, a virtual office, a deli, phone booths, and lockers.
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For those wishing to work off the excesses of the previous evening, the club is helpfully expanding its remit from a nighttime-only dining, drinking and dancing den, to also include a daytime offering complete with a gym, lounge and meeting rooms.
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The company also showed me one of its newest meeting rooms where there are dozens of microphones and speakers hanging from the ceiling that make it easier for everybody in the room to participate in a meeting and be heard by everybody else.
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Below is a look at the mood around the event, held in a sprawl of temporary passageways and meeting rooms next to the Spodek, a flying-saucer-shaped sports and concert venue built on the site of the former Katowice coal mine.
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The Washington logic therefore was that the addition of layers of bureaucracy, the building of new office buildings and the awarding of hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts for computers, desks, meeting rooms and flat screen tv's would solve the problem.
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Robin picks up $20M Series B to optimize the office Robin hooks into Google Calendar and Outlook to help employees get a sense of what meeting rooms and activity spaces are available in the office, complete with tablet signage out front. 6.
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On Monday, clutching inch-thick binders full of facts and figures, artists, teachers and nonprofit workers clustered in meeting rooms at the Omni Shoreham Hotel, discussing the best ways to ask lawmakers not only to preserve the funding, but also to increase it.
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We sat in the "dayroom" in rows of stiff armchairs below the ceiling-mounted television most of the day, apart from short trips to meeting rooms and the dining hall, or the afternoon rest period when we were permitted back into our sparse bedrooms.
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Fora opened its first space in Clerkenwell in February 2017, kitted out with bright, open-plan co-working areas, desks, bespoke offices, an Italian restaurant, bar, a library with a fireplace, a forum space, lounges, phone booths, a reading room, bike storage, and meeting rooms.
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Designed to support AIM, the museum's career development program for emerging New York City artists, the space will serve as a community resource hub featuring private workspaces, exhibition facilities, meeting rooms, and career management resources for the creative and professional development of AIM alumni.
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Subscribers to Eikon can also find a Take-A-Look summary of Reuters coverage here: Below is a flavor of the mood around the event, held in a sprawl of temporary passageways and meeting rooms next to the "Spodek", a flying-saucer-shaped sports and concert venue.
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Though it's unclear what the committee was ultimately charged, e-mails show there was concern that they were being overcharged by the organization with room rates of $175,000 per day and a $700,000 bill for the Presidential Ballroom and meeting rooms over a four-day period.
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And at its most recent keynote, the company announced a number of initiatives to better connect with customers, including branding its new retail stores as "Town Squares" featuring workshops and gatherings for the public, and meeting rooms for the company to connect with local businesses and investors.
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One day after House lawmakers tried to block an impeachment witness by sowing chaos with a protest in the Capitol's secure meeting rooms, Senate Republicans joined the fray by offering a resolution condemning the House investigation and demanding that Democrats hold a formal vote authorizing the inquiry.
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Apple is also adding conference and meeting rooms, new video screens, and living trees to about 100 locations by the end of this year; it's also changing the name of the Genius Bar to "Genius Grove" in some — but not all — new and newly-renovated stores.
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THINK OF THE upper echelons of the money-management business, and the image that springs to mind is of fusty private banks in Geneva or London's Mayfair, with marble lobbies and fake country-house meeting-rooms designed to make their super-rich clients feel at home.
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Subscribers to Eikon can also find a Take-A-Look compendium of Reuters coverage here: Below is a flavor of the mood around the event, held in a sprawl of temporary passageways and meeting rooms next to the "Spodek", a flying-saucer-shaped sports and concert venue.
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We're not sure which other iOS apps Apple would port to a pair of smart glasses, but in a 2017 report, Bloomberg said Apple engineers were "prototyping a range of applications, from mapping and texting to more advanced features including virtual meeting rooms and 360-degree video playback."
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"WeWork has really brought into the spotlight the fact that the flexible workspace is a fantastic solution, particularly for start-ups," said Marcus Moufarrige, COO and the founder's son of Sydney-based Servcorp, a leader in serviced office space and meeting rooms in Asia, the Middle East and Australia.
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But in the halls and meeting rooms of the Long Beach Convention Center, many of the battle-scarred Democratic insiders — strategists, elected officials, campaign operatives — had a far more caustic view of her chances, suggesting that Harris' team has already let slip away her shot at the White House.
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You'll walk past rooms that are empty save for a giant splash of blood or a floating couch, and the changes can be as simple as a hazy blob hovering around a group of enemies, or more intense like a yellow alien realm growing above office cubicles and meeting rooms.
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There are eight meeting rooms which can be booked from £23 per hour, as well as spaces that can be hired out for drinks events or even for yoga classes — one of Spaces' clients is the TrueBe app, which allows people in the building to book personal trainers in the office.
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There's an on-site all-day cafe and bar, a members' kitchen, bookable standing and seated meeting rooms, phone booths, break-out spaces, printers, a workshop with crafts, tools, and a 3D printer, a studio for shoots, exhibits, and classes, and a library stocked with reference books and industry journals.
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The event received the fraction of the attention of the protests, but was more indicative of where Mr. Sanders's movement intends to go from here: not in the streets, demanding action from others with witty signs, but in stuffy church annexes and meeting rooms across the country, doing that action themselves.
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Designed by Breather (a company that provides meeting rooms on demand, which doesn't feel super related to this, but whatever), Tabagotchi is pretty simple: each time you open a new tab, you get greeted by your virtual pet friend, who will slowly die in front of you with each new tab you open.
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For some reason, though, the office always has one middle-to-upper manager who is just phenomenally friendly with them both—finger points, breezing through the security gate without showing a pass, has almost definitely fucked someone after-hours in one of the meeting rooms—and in that relationship, there is power.
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We have two offerings, too: the raw Emagiblock, for people who want to do their own build-out and use their own decorations; we also have customers who want the blocks to come together easily to create maybe an accent wall or a phone booth that people can use as private meeting rooms.
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London opens with an extended introduction to the cast of characters, but instead of establishing who they are by showing us how they behave, it spends a lot of time panning through meeting rooms and other locations, briefly flashing character names and titles — most of which don't turn out to be relevant.
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The majority of user-made ads receive no payment While the majority of entrants never received pay for creating Doritos ads, there was a time when the campaign appeared to serve its tacit function as an industry door opener for folks living hundreds of miles from New York and Los Angeles meeting rooms.
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The ground floor is for the mechanical equipment; the first is shared among the I.T. infrastructure, track monitors, meeting rooms and engineers' offices; and the second holds the drivers' rooms and hospitality areas for sponsors and V.I.P. guests, who have a view of the lower part of the circuit and the pit lane.
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Defense attorneys have accused the government of denying them access to evidence, leaving secret recording equipment in client meeting rooms, and infiltrating their legal teams; a few years ago, Ramzi bin al-Shibh, who may face the death penalty, recognized a linguist on his own defense team from a C.I.A. black site.
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The co-working giant has been on the Alexa for Business platform for about a month now, as part of the beta, and has integrated Echos in meeting rooms at the Chelsea HQ. The testing has only been available to WeWork employees, not members, to better understand the various use cases of Alexa for Business.
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The exhibition celebrates a few outstanding architects, like David Baker and Michael Maltzan, who have conceived subsidized housing in California, and also Jeanne Gang, the Chicago star, who wants to improve relations between the community and law enforcement by reimagining police stations as neighborhood hubs, with gardens and gyms, meeting rooms and free Wi-Fi.
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Some of the meeting rooms are named after his most memorable creations, like "Gotcha," his take on the sinking of an Argentine warship during the Falklands War that killed more than 300 people, and "Up Yours Delors," telling Jacques Delors, then the president of the European Commission, where to stick a proposed new European currency.
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"If you model that sort of behavior in the board room, in the meeting rooms, you're actually sending a signal to the whole company that the leader will not tolerate bad behavior," said Nooyi, who stepped down as PepsiCo's CEO in October 2018, but continues to serve on a number of boards including Amazon's.
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Calendar is getting a number of features, including bill pay reminders, suggested event locations and meeting rooms, meeting RSVP tracking and forwarding, and expanded support for multiple time zones for meetings and appointments (so you can set up your travel start in your current zone, and then set up the arrival with the local time at the destination, e.g.).
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Subscribers to Eikon can also find a Take-A-Look summary of Reuters coverage here: Below is a flavour of the mood around the event, held in a sprawl of temporary passageways and meeting rooms next to the "Spodek", a flying-saucer-shaped sports and concert venue built on the site of the former Katowice coal mine.
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Its removal may make diagnosing technical problems with the new MacBook Pro models a little trickier, but it should also stop people from inadvertently making loud noises in classrooms, meeting rooms, and other public places — especially as Apple has tweaked the new MacBook Pros so that they turn on whenever they're opened, even if they were fully shut down.
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Since 20203, Washington, Minnesota, Maine, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Idaho and Nebraska have replaced their caucuses with state-run primaries, while Alaska and Hawaii have turned their caucuses into party-run primaries, avoiding the old problems that limited turnout to voters able to pack into precinct meeting rooms for a small window of time and stay there.
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The 11th floor is for art, fact-checking, IT and production, the 12th is for business, finance and science reporting as well as data, online news and, now, social media, the 13th houses the editor and the British and foreign news reporters and the 14th is a hotch-potch of video production, 1843 magazine, meeting rooms and the books section.
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KV: Imagine a world where you turn on your laptop and your day is pre-organised for you, your email self protects against catastrophic mistakes, your digital identity is portable, your physical workspace syncs with your calendar and auto reserves meeting rooms, and your creditworthiness is something you control, leaving you to focus on channelling your creativity as a journalist and not deal with pfaff.
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