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ISE 2024 has come and gone, and as usual the event was jam-packed with product unveilings, elaborate booths, and interviews featuring teams from across the industry. One such interview featured Michel Bouman and Jimmy Vaughan of Microsoft Teams-based podcast Teams and Rooms Tech Talk conducted a discussion with Microsoft Australia’s Andrew Higgs centered around Shure and Microsoft Teams’ partnership, technology, and the future of the industry.

Stay competitive in the UC market: A new white paper uncovers essential steps for IT solution providers to deliver better conferencing experiences in dynamic, collaborative environments.

Audiovisual competency is essential for delivering better collaboration outcomes and remaining competitive in a saturated market.

With enhanced security capabilities and more convenient file sharing, Designer 6 makes it easy to create outstanding audio with Microflex Ecosystem components

The MXA901 ceiling array mic provides superb AV conferencing audio in a compact and stylish 13.5-inch (34 cm) round form factor.

MXW neXt 2 provides superior wireless audio for in-room listeners and remote participants in presentations, training rooms, and lecture halls.

Videobars might sound convenient, but they have their limitations and aren't suited to all needs. Especially larger rooms require more powerful solutions.

Video conferencing has in some ways increased efficiency and allowed companies to downsize the amount of physical office space they need to operate. These new incentives leave businesses of all shapes and size with decisions to make regarding how to best use the resources at their disposal to create an effective AV system that meets their needs and budget.

With the Stem Ecosystem, IT resellers can comfortably recommend custom audio-for-video conferencing solutions to better support the collaboration needs of clients.

By adding or diversifying UC services to include videoconferencing solutions, MSPs can generate new revenue streams and resolve more of clients’ tech challenges.