I agree. The polycoms with secondary microphones pick up those guys in the background you care about. Being entrenched in the corporate culture, if you tried t

I agree. The polycoms with secondary microphones pick up those guys in the background you care about. Being entrenched in the corporate culture, if you tried to sell my department on a brand new "speakerphone" that required the use of my cell phone, or was enhanced by my cell phone, I'm going to ask why my phone isn't corporate issued then, if I have to use it on all of my work conference calls. If everyone used their own phone, then you might as well dial into a bridge, and I think that's a solved problem.