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A huddle room is a collaborative workspace designed for informal and/or impromptu meetings of two to six people. In short, they're small rooms for small meetings. Because of their small size, huddle rooms usually have a small shared table and a few chairs.
A meeting room, often referred to as a dedicated meeting room or company meeting room, is a designated space within an office or workplace set aside for the primary purpose of conducting meetings, discussions, and collaborative sessions.
They act as a digital space that participants using virtually any type of device can join for reliable, HD group video meetings. When configuring your VMR and Virtual Auditorium services, you define the aliases that are used by conference participants to access that service.
