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

Things to consider when choosing a discussion system.

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.

The Shure UK Systems group brought the new Microflex Advance range of networkable AV conferencing microphones to London and Manchester to let the UK's leading integrators and their clients experience first-hand how Microflex Advance brings a new level of clarity to AV conference sound.

When it comes to choosing a conferencing system, the size of the room will help you narrow the choices.

These days, the task of running audio for meetings and conferences often falls to the AV team. If you're more comfortable with bits and packets than proximity effect, here are some microphone tips that will make you an audio pro.

Join Chris Lyons and Gino Sigismondi from Shure to learn the specific components that are required to deliver the most requested features in boardrooms, city councils, and other meeting facilities.

Conferencing Solutions: When to Choose a Digital Discussion System

Microflex® microphones from Shure are used in a wide variety of applications for sound reinforcement, recording, and distance conferencing. They are found in boardrooms, conference rooms, courtrooms, interview rooms, on podiums, and even hanging from ceilings for choir vocal pick-up. Microflex product lines are very popular with sound contractors, consultants, and end users. They provide unmatched quality for many applications.