# Survey Finds Federal Collaboration Gaps

A Logitech and Market Connections survey of 200 federal civilian and defense technology leaders found that 62% consider their agencies’ hybrid collaboration technology inadequate. Forty percent said remote participants struggle to participate fully, and half said employees often need IT assistance to join meetings. The findings point to possible federal demand for interoperable audiovisual systems, standardized room controls, room-management tools, workspace analytics, and centralized device management; the article identifies no specific solicitation or contract award.

- Procurement teams can use the reported gaps as a signal to assess whether collaboration-room systems, device management, or meeting accessibility warrant future requirements planning.
- Contractors offering audiovisual and collaboration technology may find opportunities to address interoperability, consistent room controls, and support needs, though no active procurement is identified.
- The survey covered both federal civilian and defense technology leaders, indicating the issue spans multiple federal environments rather than a named agency or program.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Information Technology
**Topics:** Digital Infrastructure
**Published:** October 27, 2026

### Vendors
- Logitech ()
- Market Connections ()

### Sources
- [Logitech: 62% of Agencies Lack Hybrid Collaboration Tech](https://www.executivebiz.com/articles/logitech-federal-agencies-hybrid-collaboration-tech-gaps) - ExecutiveBiz