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Privacy Sure — you can host a meeting in a nearby restaurant or an open-plan office. But sometimes, these places just don’t offer the privacy you or your clients need. When discussing confidential or sensitive information, a conference room is an obvious choice. You don’t want anyone to accidentally overhear details that aren’t intended for their ears. Also, bear in mind that some people are more self-conscious than others. If you want open discussion, with lots of input from your client or team, a dedicated conference space provides the ideal environment. Everyone in a conference room meeting can speak unguardedly, knowing that those four conference walls afford complete privacy. Productivity The hum of the coffee machine. Doors opening and closing. Chatter from the tables around you. There are lots of distractions in a public space like a coffee shop. Even communal office spaces pose problems. People are constantly coming and going, and there’s the general hubbub of office life to contend with too. In contrast, a conference room offers peace. It’s a place where you can focus purely on work. This means you waste less time on unnecessary distractions. In a conference room your business and your team can be more efficient and more productive. Collaboration Online meetings are great when you’re working with clients or team members who don’t live locally — or when you’re conducting an informal catch-up. But communication and collaboration just aren’t the same over a screen. Sometimes only a face-to-face meeting will do. A conference room gives you the space and the facilities you need to collaborate effectively with your team members. You get to bring employees together, ensure that everyone is on the same page and come up with new ideas and solutions as a team. Convenience When you use a conference room for your business meetings, you can be confident that you have all the equipment and facilities you’re likely to need. You have a secure Wi-Fi connection in a conference room, plenty of table and chair space, and the equipment you need for conference calls or presentations. You’ll also be within easy reach of a printer, photocopier, and scanner. Having all of these things close to hand is convenient. But it also saves on stress. Whatever new requirements the meeting throws up, you know you can adapt and keep things running smoothly — because you have everything you need within easy reach. Support services Using a conference room for your meetings means you can often enjoy additional services — helpful for both you and your clients. Easy parking, catering, and office support help meetings run without a hitch. A front-of-house team may also be able to support your visitors in finding the conference space (offering a great first impression from the very beginning). Space Fed up of crowding laptops around a small coffee shop table? Or finding yourself squashed into a spare bit of office space for team catch-ups? Conference rooms come in all shapes and sizes, so you can be confident you’ll find the ideal venue for your meeting. No matter how many people need to attend, a conference room offers plenty of seating and desk space. And when everyone feels comfortable, it’s much easier to focus on the business of the day.