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Bienvenido a Ignite, el centro de noticias, opiniones y contenido interactivo sobre las soluciones de conferencias y reuniones de Shure para empresas, gobierno y educación.Style Over Substance: When Sound Suffers in the Conference Room
Good architecture should provide both style and substance. But when form doesn’t follow function in the conference room, audio quality suffers.
How to Get the Best Performance from Ceiling Array Microphones
Ceiling array microphone technology can help to overcome a number of sound quality issues in a variety of conference and presentation spaces.
Bridging the AV/IT gap at Cisco Live US
Shure recently exhibited at Cisco Live in Las Vegas to connect with IT professionals through the digital education and networking event.
If these walls had ears: how to improve sound in the workplace
Feltech Key Account Director Nevil Bounds addresses challenges of getting good sound in the workplace...
Tackling Challenging AV Environments for Historic Attractions
At the Intelligent AV conference, AV managers and technicians who work on historic sites discussed the unique difficulties of setting up AV systems in these beautiful old places.
Five Tips to Improve Conference Call Audio
Conference calls are opportunities to make a good first impression. Before important calls, use these tips to make sure your conference call audio is the best it can be.
How Does Echo Cancellation Work During a Video Conference?
We have all experienced our voice echoing through laptop and meeting room speakers or headphones during a video conference with clients or colleagues. Learn why it happens and how to fix it.
Designing AV Systems with Great Audio Quality on a Budget
AV professionals often face the challenge of creating high-quality corporate and campus audio solutions on a low budget. The new P300 can help them bridge the gap.
Adapting Your Network for Long-Term Results
Duncan Savage writes about the two topics that he noticed being discussed at InfoComm 2017.
An AV Consultant's Opinion on the Benefits of Ceiling Array Microphones
Chris Hawes explains how the MXA910 Ceiling Array Microphone delivered for a client with a space that transforms from one room to a triple-divisible, multi-purpose room.
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