Room Acoustics

It’s common these days to find meeting spaces that feature the latest audio and video conferencing technology with a view to enabling the best possible meeting experience for users. However, one area that is often overlooked when rooms are being designed and configured is that of room acoustics.

While specifications and objective tests are important, the user’s experience and satisfaction is the ultimate goal.  Read Frost & Sullivan’s full evaluation of the Shure MXA920.

Read to find out why great audio makes meetings more tolerable and more effective – not just for those in the room, but those joining remotely. 

Shure has been awarded the 2022 Global Enabling Technology Leadership Award by Frost & Sullivan.  Read the Frost & Sullivan Research to see how Shure excels in the best practices criteria.

How your conference room decisions can deliver an improved audio experience for both in-room and remote employees.

With the Shure MXA920 promising to dramatically reduce the time and cost of deployment, whilst capturing every word.  Find out what Frost & Sullivan had to say when they put it to the test!

What can AV and IT leaders do to help business colleagues overcome audio anxiety and stress in the now commonplace hybrid meeting place?

Many IT departments will have to re-examine their modus operandi to ensure that the long-term effect of remote collaboration does not impact the day-to-day operation of an organisation.

As higher education institutions seek to attract and retain students, digital networked audio solutions enabling easy collaboration and learning will be huge differentiators. This guide aims to navigate you through the essential elements of an effective audio conferencing ecosystem that support teachers and students.

In fact, 81% of IT Decision Makers say audio has the biggest impact on improving the quality of virtual meetings. Good sound is easy to overlook, but poor sound cannot be missed. It causes fatigue, increases distraction, and reduces comprehension.