How Teceze delivered a survey-led, globally consistent audio-visual refresh programme for a telecommunications carrier's internal meeting room estate.
The client is a global telecommunications carrier delivering managed connectivity and network services to enterprise customers worldwide. The carrier operates across multiple regions, serving CIOs, CTOs, and infrastructure teams across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
Meeting room technology at a telecommunications carrier is used in front of customers. A failure is not just an internal IT incident—it’s a visible credibility problem. The client’s legacy AV estate was aging, fragmented, and increasingly unreliable, creating both operational friction and reputational risk. Equipment varied inconsistently from room to room and region to region, meaning the experience a client saw in one meeting could look nothing like the next, undermining the polished, connectivity-first image a telecommunications carrier needs to project.
The stakes of the refresh itself compounded the challenge: this was a company whose business is built on uptime and reliability, and a poorly executed AV programme would have been its own kind of credibility problem. Across 75+ meeting rooms globally, the refresh had to happen without meeting capacity ever being compromised — no room could go dark during a client presentation or internal review because it happened to be mid-refresh. The client needed a delivery partner that could execute a coordinated global refresh while protecting 100% of meeting capacity throughout.
Rather than applying a standard template across a fragmented estate, Teceze approached the refresh room by room, treating each space’s actual conditions as the starting point for design rather than an afterthought. Each of the 75+ rooms was surveyed before design, with AV specifications reflecting actual room size, layout, acoustic characteristics, and use cases, ensuring every room received an optimized system tailored to its specific environment rather than a generic build.
From challenge to transformation, the solution included:
Each of the 75+ rooms surveyed before design, with AV specifications reflecting actual room size, layout, acoustic characteristics, and use cases rather than a standard template.
A consistent design language applied across all rooms while accommodating room-specific variation, giving users a familiar experience in any location.
Decommissioning and installation scheduled into defined room availability windows, preserving meeting capacity across an estate in near-continuous use.
Structured hypercare support after installation, resolving early faults and integration issues before each room returned to unsupported business-as-usual use.
“What impressed us most was that Teceze treated our meeting rooms as customer-facing infrastructure, not just internal IT. The survey-led design meant every room actually worked for the space it was in, and the availability-window approach meant we never lost a single room to downtime during the entire refresh. A year on, our global estate feels consistent and reliable in a way it never did before.”
— Head of Workplace Technology
Teceze operated as the client’s specialist AV delivery partner under a direct one-year contract, owning the full programme lifecycle from site survey through hypercare. Governance included: weekly deployment status reviews tracking rollout progress room by room, with documented completion and adoption metrics visible to the client’s facilities and IT stakeholders. Monthly performance reviews covering system uptime, hypercare ticket trends, and user satisfaction scores across all refreshed locations. Quarterly strategic planning sessions with client leadership, reviewing emerging collaboration technology needs and the roadmap for any future expansion of the programme.
The successful completion of this global AV refresh programme positions both Teceze and the client for the next phase of collaboration technology evolution. As the client’s meeting room estate continues to mature, three opportunities emerge.