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

In this video, we'll show some ways to record professional-sounding audio in an office or industrial environment – even when the subject is moving.

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.

Shure UK Sr. Applications Engineer Tom Colman highlights how improving boardroom acoustics can enhance communication and collaboration during A/V conferences.

Shure UK's Craig Collin explains how the Scottish education market is leading AV investment and how Canary Wharf is not the only place in the UK seeing huge advances in conferencing technology.

Understanding a few key concepts like critical distance, polar pattern and form factor can help IT pros confidently deliver professional audio for corporate applications.

Find out how easy it is to capture great audio from above in today's flexible conferencing environments using the new MXA910 Ceiling Array Microphone.

Associate Product Manager Rob Klegon discusses features of the MXA910 Ceiling Array Microphone that allow it to deliver clear and invisible audio.

Cloud computing was a subject that hovered over the discussions on the floor of this year's UCExpo. While several panellists argued whether the future of video conferencing hardware hangs in the balance, it is interesting to think of this subject as it directly relates to AV conferencing sound.