Technological advancements continue to have a direct impact on unified communications across the world, with a growing number of organisations adopting a hybrid, remote/office model – which many industry analysts are now calling the future of work. Finding the right balance of collaboration and security and implementing the infrastructure needed to carry out successful communications can be a daunting task for CIOs and IT teams working with complicated networked systems.
Moreover, productivity in this new environment can decrease if companies don’t provide their employees with the right conferencing equipment. Employees can often spend valuable time struggling, frustrated with technical issues, especially those which are audio related. Sound cutting out, echo, background noise, and the problem of not being able to hear other participants are negative factors that can directly impact the success of a meeting, leading to losing customer trust, or even damaging the reputation of a brand.
As this hybrid model continues to evolve, are we seeing a divide in communications, with the more affluent organisations capable of greater investment in more powerful systems, with smaller organisations unable to communicate with colleagues and clients as effectively?
Building on the success of its award-winning Microflex portfolio of conferencing products, global audio equipment manufacturer Shure acquired Stem Audio in what is an expanded strategy and part of its commitment to providing extraordinary audio for every client – whether their needs are simple or complex. For this reason, Stem Ecosystem solutions are even more essential today, as they can adapt to any meeting room, for any company, and to any budget.
The Microflex Ecosystem has built a reputation for providing superior audio systems in the most demanding conferencing situations for corporate headquarters, universities, governments, and any other clients who require a best-in-class audio installation. Now, with the Stem Ecosystem portfolio, Shure can offer a solution for situations that require a more straightforward audio and control package specifically for videoconferencing and streamlined installation which local IT teams can deploy in standard meeting rooms. Small businesses, or simply smaller meeting rooms within the context of a larger AV project can now rely on a first-class audio experience.
A reliable audio technology that is at the same time scalable is fundamental to ensuring that the workforce has the right tools when facing the daily working challenges – without adding any technological difficulty. Stem Ecosystem products respond to these market requirements, providing the ability to adapt to different situations and IT demands. Users and remote workers can continue working efficiently and productively with a set-up that allows them to interact, feel involved and engaged, while enjoying broadcast-quality sound delivered by intuitive technology.
With both the Microflex and Stem Ecosystems, the integration possibilities are endless – from large multi-functional meeting rooms at corporate headquarters to a basic meeting room within an office. Clients can choose fully customisable audio solutions that suit any budget without sacrificing performance.
“The Shure brand is synonymous with innovation and with providing flexible, quality audio systems that are future-proof and built to last,” said Chris Merrick, Senior Director, Global Integrated Systems Marketing, Shure.
“Shure now offers a one-stop solution for all of our clients’ audio needs, from simple to complex, small to large at a level of performance and investment which they are comfortable with. With both Microflex and Stem Ecosystems portfolios to choose from, we can continue to provide a complete range of audio solutions that bring colleagues, clients and teammates together for successful collaboration, while enjoying the best audio experience possible”
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