Brainstorm room
What is a brainstorm room?
A brainstorm room is a meeting room set up for creative and collaborative work, such as workshops, planning and idea sessions. It usually has whiteboards or writable walls, flexible furniture that can be moved around and space for people to stand and work together. It is sometimes called a project room or war room.
What makes a good brainstorm room
- Writable walls or several whiteboards
- Furniture that can be moved for different group sizes
- A screen and camera if remote people join
- Enough space to stand, sketch and move around
Booking brainstorm rooms
Workshops often run long and need the room set up in a certain way. Booking the room for the full session, including setup time, and adding the right equipment and refreshments to the booking avoids a rushed start.
How AskCody supports brainstorm rooms
With AskCody, people book the room from Outlook, add catering and equipment to the same booking, and see on meeting room displays whether the room is free. Booking rules can limit long bookings or reserve rooms for certain teams.
Frequently asked questions
Is a brainstorm room the same as a huddle room?
No. A huddle room is small and for short meetings. A brainstorm room is designed for longer, more hands-on sessions.
How long are brainstorm rooms usually booked?
Often for several hours or a full day for workshops.
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