IronSights

Meeting Room Relocation

Meeting rooms back online before the first call.

IronSights relocates and recommissions meeting room technology as part of Sydney office moves. Teams Rooms, Surface Hub, AV systems and room booking hardware are tested and confirmed working before staff arrive at the new site.

Moving meeting room hardware is one part of the job. Teams Rooms devices need re-enrolling. Room accounts need updating to reflect new room names. Display settings revert after a reinstall. Audio quality changes when the room acoustics are different. A room that looks installed is not the same as a room that is ready.

Teams Rooms and Surface Hub specialists
Rooms ready before the first meeting
Microsoft certified, ISO 27001 certified

Our process

From inventory to confirmed call quality.

Meeting room technology involves hardware, cloud configuration, calendar integration and acoustic performance. Getting one right without the others is not a finished room.

A room without a test call placed before Monday is not a recommissioned room.

Inventory

Every meeting room system documented: hardware, Surface Hub, displays, audio systems, room booking panels and AV switching. Serial numbers, licence keys and configuration recorded before anything is touched.

Plan rooms

New floor plan reviewed against existing hardware. Mounting positions, cable runs, power requirements and room account assignments confirmed before the move weekend. Surprises at install time cost hours.

Recommission

Hardware installed at the new location. re-enrolled to the tenant, room accounts reassigned to the new names, display settings restored, AV cabled and configured.

Test

Every room tested end to end: Teams call placed and received, audio and video confirmed, room booking panel verified, display input switching tested. Sign-off only after each room passes.

What we cover

Every room system accounted for and tested.

Teams Rooms, AV, booking panels and acoustic testing managed as a single workstream.

Teams Rooms recommissioning

Devices unenrolled from the old room resource account, relocated, re-enrolled and mapped to the correct room account and calendar at the new site. Room display name updated in Teams admin centre.

Surface Hub relocation

Surface Hub devices deprovisioned, transported safely, reinstalled and re-enrolled to with the correct room assignment. Device compliance status confirmed post-move.

Display and AV systems

Commercial displays, AV processors, amplifiers, ceiling speakers and projection systems relocated, remounted and recommissioned. Input settings and display modes restored to match the previous configuration.

Room booking panels

Crestron, Logitech, Cisco and manufacturer booking panels relocated, re-cabled and relinked to the room calendar and Teams resource account. Panel display name and room schedule verified.

Camera and microphone systems

Ceiling and bar-style cameras, conference microphones and speaker systems tested for audio and video quality in the new room. Different room dimensions affect microphone pickup and echo cancellation.

Cable management

All cable runs dressed and labelled at the new location. HDMI, USB and network connections documented for future maintenance. No unlabelled cables left for the next technician to inherit.

Room account and naming

Teams room resource accounts, display names and Exchange room mailboxes updated to reflect new room names and locations. Old location strings removed from account attributes.

End-to-end call testing

Test call placed from each room with audio, video and screen sharing confirmed. Room booking verified through Teams and the Outlook calendar. Written test results included in the sign-off pack.

Teams Rooms and the Microsoft 365 tenant

Teams Rooms devices are Microsoft 365 endpoints. They are enrolled in Intune, authenticate against Entra ID and connect to resource accounts in Exchange Online. Moving the hardware is one step. Updating the cloud configuration is the other, and it is the part that gets skipped.

We manage both. Hardware relocated and tested. Tenant configuration updated to reflect new room names, locations and device compliance state.

  • Teams Rooms devices re-enrolled to the Microsoft 365 tenant
  • Resource accounts reassigned to new room names and locations
  • Intune device compliance updated for relocated hardware
  • Teams admin centre room configurations reviewed post-move
Microsoft 365 relocation scope

What goes wrong without a plan

Meeting room problems surface on the first call in the new office. That is usually the wrong moment to find them.

  • Teams Rooms device still bound to the old room account
  • Room calendar showing the wrong room name after the move
  • Surface Hub not re-enrolled, blocked by Conditional Access
  • New room acoustics causing echo on every call
  • First meeting in the new office discovering broken AV
  • IT team spending Monday morning recommissioning rooms manually

Outcomes

Every room tested, every call ready.

Rooms are not complete until a test call passes.

Hardware installation, cloud configuration, acoustic check and end-to-end call test before the sign-off pack is produced.

Every room functional

, Surface Hub and AV systems tested and confirmed working before the first scheduled meeting. No rooms left in a partially configured state.

No Monday morning scramble

Rooms recommissioned and tested over the move weekend. The first business day at the new office is not spent tracking down why a room account is still pointing at Level 4 in the old building.

Tenant configuration clean

Room resource accounts, display names and enrolment all reflect the new site. No stale device records, no accounts with old room names still active in the tenant.

Documented configuration

Room hardware serial numbers, network addresses, account assignments and cable runs documented in the sign-off pack. Reference material for the next time something needs changing.

Meeting room relocation process

From room inventory to confirmed call quality.

  1. Meeting room inventory

    Document every room system: hardware model, serial number, room account, calendar link, display configuration and cable runs. The inventory is the baseline everything else is checked against.

  2. New room layout planning

    Review new floor plan against existing hardware. Confirm mounting positions, cable paths, power points and room account assignments. Identify any rooms that need additional cabling or power before the move.

  3. Decommission and transport

    Hardware carefully removed, packed with original or equivalent packaging and transported securely to the new site. Display settings and configuration noted before power-down.

  4. Install and recommission

    Hardware installed at the new location. re-enrolled, display names updated, Surface Hub reprovisioned, AV cabled and configured. Room settings restored to match the documented baseline.

  5. Test and sign off

    End-to-end call testing in every room. Audio, video, screen sharing and room booking confirmed. Acoustic quality checked. Written test results included in the sign-off pack.

Common questions

Questions about room relocation.

More questions? Email hello@ironsights.com.au or book a planning call.

  1. Do Teams Rooms devices need to be re-enrolled after being moved?

    The device itself usually retains its enrolment through a physical move, but the room resource account, room display name and device compliance status all need to be reviewed. Display names frequently still show the old room number. Resource accounts may still reference the old site. We check and update each room's configuration as part of the recommissioning so what appears in the Teams admin centre matches the new location.

  2. What happens to the room booking calendar when rooms move?

    Room booking calendars are tied to Exchange resource accounts and the room names assigned in Teams. When rooms are renamed or relocated, those accounts need updating so bookings reflect the new names and locations. We update room account details as part of the relocation scope. If rooms are also being renumbered at the new site, that is a good time to align the Exchange display name, the Teams room name and the physical door sign.

  3. Can you handle rooms we are adding to the new office as well as relocating existing ones?

    Yes. If the new office has more meeting rooms, or if the move is an opportunity to standardise on hardware across the fleet, we can scope that new deployment alongside the relocation. We recommend separating the new deployment scope from the relocation scope in the project plan. New hardware delivery timelines should not sit on the critical path for getting existing rooms operational by Monday.

  4. What AV platforms do you work with?

    We work with on Android and Windows, Surface Hub, Logitech, Poly, Cisco and most certified Teams Rooms hardware. For AV systems, we work with Crestron, QSC, Biamp, Yamaha and standard HDMI-over-IP and AV switching platforms. If you have a specific platform, ask us before assuming it is out of scope.

  5. How do you test audio quality in a new room before staff use it?

    We place a test Teams call from each room and listen for echo, reverb and noise suppression behaviour in the new acoustic environment. New rooms often have harder surfaces, different ceiling heights or less soft furnishing than the old ones, all of which affect microphone pickup. Where we identify issues, we adjust microphone sensitivity settings or recommend acoustic treatment before sign-off. A room that looks installed but sounds poor will generate complaints on the first call.

  6. How is meeting room relocation coordinated with the Microsoft 365 workstream?

    Meeting room recommissioning and the relocation workstream are sequenced so network connectivity is established before devices come online. and device compliance updates happen in the same maintenance window so re-enrolled hardware passes compliance checks immediately and does not land in a blocked state on Monday morning.

Plan the meeting room relocation

Start with a room inventory conversation.

Tell us what meeting room hardware you have and when the move is. We will scope the relocation and come back with a fixed-price proposal.