Samsung and Logitech are celebrating five years of partnership in unified communications, bringing together Samsung’s high-definition displays and Logitech’s video conferencing solutions to enhance workplace collaboration. The companies’ joint solutions aim to create seamless, connected meeting experiences that support modern hybrid work environments.
As businesses continue to embrace flexible work models, organizations are looking for video conferencing technology that fosters collaboration between remote and in-office teams. Samsung’s high-definition displays, combined with Logitech’s conference cameras, webcams, and audio systems, provide clear visuals and sound to help participants feel more engaged, regardless of location. Samsung Interactive Displays also allow teams to share ideas, annotate content, and collaborate in real time.
“Samsung and Logitech products empower teams to work better together,” said Sukhmani Mohta, Chief Marketing Officer, Display Division, Samsung Electronics America. “With purpose-built solutions that integrate effortlessly into today’s workplaces, we’re helping organizations to reimagine collaboration, spark creativity and achieve greater productivity. We are shaping the future of work by fostering deeper connections and creating fulfilling experiences for teams.”
The shift toward dynamic workspaces has also increased demand for adaptable desk setups. Samsung monitors work with Logi Dock Flex, a docking station that enables “hot desking,” allowing employees to plug in and start working at any available workstation. This setup minimizes technical challenges and supports a more efficient work environment.
“Our partnership with Samsung is founded on shared values such as drive for innovation and focus on customer needs,” said Sudeep Trivedi, Head of Alliances and Go-to-Market, Logitech. “We collaborate to address challenges and anticipate the evolving needs of almost every industry. We’re eager to continue driving innovation, anticipating and fulfilling the needs of our customers in the years ahead.”
Both companies have also prioritized sustainability in their product designs. Device management systems like Samsung SmartThings Pro offer remote control and monitoring of the performance and environmental impact of connected office technologies. Logitech’s ambitious climate strategy includes Design for Sustainability principles that have resulted in three out of four products using next-life, recycled plastics, 66% of products carbon labeled and 94% of the company’s electricity footprint coming from direct and indirect renewable electricity purchases.
At the Logitech Experience Center in San Jose, Calif., businesses can explore Samsung and Logitech’s solutions in a real-world work environment. The center serves as both a functional office for Logitech employees and a showroom where customers can experience how these technologies integrate into modern workplaces.
Here’s a video tour:
