methodology

Hybrid Meetings

Hybrid meetings are collaborative sessions where some participants join in person at a physical location while others join remotely via video conferencing tools. This approach combines elements of traditional face-to-face meetings with virtual participation, enabling organizations to include distributed teams, clients, or stakeholders regardless of geographic constraints. It relies on technology like video conferencing software, audio-visual equipment, and collaboration platforms to facilitate seamless interaction between all attendees.

Also known as: Hybrid Conferencing, Mixed-Mode Meetings, Blended Meetings, Hybrid Work Meetings, Hybrid Collaboration

🧊Why learn Hybrid Meetings?

Developers should learn and use hybrid meetings to effectively collaborate in modern, distributed work environments, especially as remote and flexible work arrangements become common. This methodology is crucial for software teams with members in different locations, client presentations involving remote stakeholders, or large-scale agile ceremonies like sprint planning and retrospectives. It enhances inclusivity, reduces travel costs, and supports asynchronous work while maintaining real-time communication.