Meeting Rooms and AV

Top 5 Corporate AV Trends in Canada for 2025

6 October 2025 · Updated 31 July 2026 · 2 min read

Introduction

The way Canadian companies run meetings has changed forever. Hybrid work is no longer an experiment—it’s the default operating model for Fortune 500 firms and SMEs alike. To keep pace, boardrooms are being rebuilt around advanced audio-visual (AV) systems that make collaboration faster, more inclusive, and more measurable.

Enterprises that modernize their meeting technology report faster decisions, lower travel costs and noticeably better engagement from remote staff.

Here are the Top 5 AV Trends Canadian enterprises are adopting in 2025—and why they matter.

1. Dual-Display Boardrooms Become the Standard

  • One display dedicated to remote participants; the other for content sharing.

  • Eliminates constant toggling and ensures meeting equity.

  • Impact: faster decision cycles, with no time lost toggling between people and content.

  • Adoption: increasingly the default in new enterprise boardroom deployments across Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver.

2. AI-Powered Cameras Drive Engagement

  • Auto-framing and speaker tracking create a natural flow for hybrid meetings.

  • Remote employees feel like participants, not spectators.

  • Impact: markedly higher engagement among remote staff.

  • Trend: Enterprises are moving away from PTZ-only cameras to AI-driven multi-lens systems.

3. Beamforming Ceiling Microphones = Touchless Collaboration

  • No shared table devices; microphones mounted discreetly in ceilings.

  • Improves audio clarity while reducing contamination risk in shared spaces.

  • Impact: fewer IT service tickets for audio problems after moving to ceiling array systems.

  • Healthcare & finance are early adopters due to hygiene and compliance needs.

4. Secure, Encrypted AV Becomes Non-Negotiable

  • With PIPEDA and FINTRAC compliance in focus, encrypted AV is a C-suite priority.

  • Includes role-based access control, encrypted recordings, and secure cloud storage.

  • Impact: fewer compliance incidents after upgrading AV security.

  • Trend: Boards now mandate security audits of AV systems alongside IT audits.

5. LED Walls Replace Projectors in Corporate Town Halls

  • Brighter visuals, no bulbs to replace, seamless scalability.

  • Ideal for executive town halls, client events, and all-hands meetings.

  • Impact: better employee feedback on large scale meetings after moving to LED.

  • Trend: LED is becoming the default spec for new enterprise event spaces.

Conclusion

The boardroom of the future is already here in Canada—powered by dual displays, AI-driven cameras, touchless audio, encrypted platforms, and LED experiences.

Measurable Benefits of Corporate AV in 2025

  • Faster decisions

  • Lower travel costs

  • Higher engagement

  • Better meeting experiences at scale

Enterprises that modernize now will lead in speed, trust, and collaboration.

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