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Richard Knott gives his thoughts about one of the biggest concerns presented at UC Expo.

Understanding how the base building design affects the quality of audio and video conferencing in rooms can help create conference systems that provide a great experience in a modern office space.

Feedback is an annoying and potentially damaging squealing or humming sound that can be extremely distracting during a meeting. Every audio system has a maximum amount of gain or volume that can be applied before feedback is introduced. Stuart Stephens explains why feedback occurs and how it can be eliminated.

A video conferencing system with high-quality audio allows people to work effectively wherever they may be and to collaborate with employees, suppliers, clients and potential clients across the globe, allowing businesses to continue to grow.

Things to consider when choosing a discussion system.

A strong unified communications strategy is essential if workers are to maintain productivity and collaborate with their colleagues around the world.

Shure Systems UK Sales and Product Engineer Stuart Stephens explains boardroom acoustics and how to get the best meeting sound.

Shure UK Systems Group's John Ellis explains how considering loudspeaker placement can dramatically improve the sound in your video conferencing suite.

Shure UK Sr. Applications Engineer Tom Colman demonstrates the application benefits of handheld, boundary, gooseneck, lapel and ceiling array microphones and how to pick the best microphone for meetings, presentations and video conferences.

Shure UK Sr. Applications Engineer Tom Colman explains signal-to-noise ratio and how microphone placement can help eliminate distracting sounds heard during video conferences.