08 Abr What Is a Board Room?
A boardroom is a space that is used to hold meetings between the Board of Directors and senior managers of a company. The meetings are held to discuss issues of importance and the Board of Directors is responsible for ensuring that decisions are taken by the company in line with the interests of shareholders. In spoken communication, the word «boardroom» is often used to refer to activities that are believed to be held in a boardroom for business despite them not actually occurring in one.
Although a boardroom can be located in any type of structure, it’s usually located in the corporate offices of a business or corporation. It is able to accommodate up to twenty people and is usually equipped with large touch screens that can be used for visual presentations during meetings. The agenda is typically distributed prior to the meeting to ensure that attendees are aware of what to expect.
Most board rooms contain cabinets for storage which can be used to store various types of audio-visual equipment if not being used. A typical boardroom will have an doc camera, Blu-ray player and LCD display. Depending on the size of the boardroom, it may be necessary to install multiple display screens and an Extron DVS 605 Plus scaling switcher in order to work with a variety of sources. In addition to the AV equipment, a majority of boardrooms also have a video conference setup that lets attendees participate from places other than the meeting venue.