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Conference rooms have evolved into multifunctional spaces where technology must work every time. Companies need tools to ensure this.

Shure Historian Michael Pettersen explains how Shure Incorporated applied its audio expertise to become a leader in best-of-class corporate AV conferencing solutions.

The new Integrated Systems Certification Program from the Shure Audio Institute offers training that gives AV professionals the tools they need to stay ahead of continuing audio technologies.

The Shure Microflex® Advance™ Ceiling Array can deploy up to eight lobes for world-class conferencing, but it's important not to overlobe your setup.

Wireless microphones can be an incredibly useful tool across all areas of higher education, from use in lectures and at external events to live performances and presentations.

In this webinar, we will cover room elements that present challenges when setting up a conferencing system and offer solutions to help alleviate some of the acoustical phenomena that produce them.

As the importance of conferencing continues to grow, automixing technology is playing a crucial role in ensuring people can communicate effectively.

Alviksskolan, located in the Swedish capital's Bromma district, is a primary school with a quite impressive concept. Around 1,100 students visit Alviksskolan, among them about 120 who are hard of hearing. These students have their lessons in dedicated, smaller classrooms with a well-thought-out room concept and high-quality. A hearing induction loop system enables better communication between students as well as the teachers.

Shure invited leading AV integrators, consultants and decision-makers to this year's Montreux Jazz Festival to discuss the latest trends and technologies set to impact the audiovisual sector.

With InfoComm 2018 now firmly in the rear-view mirror, Troy Jensen takes a quick look back before at the trends he saw while attending.