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83% of Professionals Depend on Technology for Remote Work

“The importance of equipment, such as headphones and earphones with built-in microphones, will become even more prevalent for the larger than ever work-from-home segment, so should be considered in a company’s overall virtual conferencing plan.”

4 Reasons Why Technologies are Being Replaced

This year, research found that the number of people working from home had soared, with many saying they wanted to continue to work remotely post COVID-19.

The New Face of Office Collaboration

Statistics show that knowledge workers spend an average of 17 hours each month in meetings. This isn’t likely to change anytime soon, particularly in light of the growth in distributed employees and teams that must stay connected.

5 TOP DRIVERS FOR TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENTS

Thinking of upgrading your meeting space collaboration system to support a new era of work? New workplace demands and cloud adoption are forcing a rethink of audio equipment and services.

7 Questions to Ask When Upgrading Meeting Room Audio Systems

Thinking of upgrading your meeting space collaboration system to support a new era of work? New workplace demands and cloud adoption are forcing a rethink of audio equipment and services.

Frost & Sullivan Analyst Research

This research assesses current IT systems in today’s digital workplace and offers seven steps for achieving flawless audio quality, wherever your meeting participants are located.

EVERY VOICE HAS ITS MOMENT

THE STATE OF VIRTUAL MEETINGS AND THE FUTURE WORKFORCE

We partnered with Illuminas to conduct a quantitative market research study into the current trends in virtual conferencing.

  • 9 out of 10 employees indicate virtual meetings are imperative to the success of their organization
  • 87% expect the importance of virtual meetings will continue to increase
  • 82% of professionals have experienced a negative impact of poor audio quality

THE NEW SHAPE OF OFFICE COLLABORATION

What will office collaboration look for the rest of this year and beyond? Certainly, it will be different to what it was at the start of 2020. For those returning to the workplace, there’s understandably a feeling of anxiety about how safe it is in terms of office hygiene and social distancing. Many employees will continue working from home, so there will be fewer people sharing rooms. 

MINIMAL TOUCH AUDIO CONFERENCING - ARE YOU READY FOR IT?

Is there such a thing as touchless conferencing? Find out how to build employee confidence in the use of workplace audio conferencing equipment.

REMOTE GOVERNMENT MEETINGS

What is next for local government? With staff now used to working in new ways, is there scope to maintain a level of home-based working, while resuming normal operations? 

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