Many myths about room acoustics hinder businesses from fully achieving speech privacy. Avoid and overturn these misconceptions to achieve speech privacy and improve your bottom line. Workspace … [Read more...]
Acoustic Design Tips for Co-working Spaces
Here are some acoustic design tips to help your business save on rent and structural construction! In addition to ensuring speech privacy and good workspace acoustics that help improve work engagement … [Read more...]
4 Surefire Ways to Ensure Good Acoustics in Open-Plan Offices
Modern open offices focus mainly on space flexibility to boost team collaboration but often neglect the need for a comfortable and distraction-free environment. Speech privacy achieved through … [Read more...]
Ensuring Privacy and Confidentiality in Mental Health Centers
In counseling and mental health centers, it’s not only about company secrets and client information. Appointments, records, and contents of counseling sessions are all sensitive information protected … [Read more...]
Acoustic Solutions for Converted Offices
Repurposing old buildings to large open office spaces offers lower acquisition costs, but many converted offices come with acoustics issues that cost more in the long run. Cost-effective acoustic … [Read more...]
3 Types of Work Zones to Solve Acoustics Issues
Designers understand the need for a flexible workspace to accommodate the needs of modern teams and employees -- team collaboration, knowledge sharing and productivity. Companies took down private … [Read more...]
Speech Privacy Tips for Research Facilities
Where do you discuss or use confidential and/or legally protected information? Your workspace acoustics can put critical and confidential information at risk. Many privacy and confidentiality … [Read more...]
The Hard Truth About Your Office Design: Does it Help or Hinder Work?
The modern office is notorious for the lack of speech privacy, resulting in an increasing case of disengaged employees which affects overall workplace productivity. Employees and businesses alike are … [Read more...]
How to Achieve Acoustic Privacy in Educational Institutions
Distraction has always been an issue in schools and colleges. Students, employees, and school activities are noise sources that distract fellow students and colleagues. Reduce noise and … [Read more...]
Sound: The Last Essential Privacy In the Workplace
When the open office did away with cubicles, it also did away with the three types of privacy in the workplace (not counting personal privacy of course): visual, territorial and acoustical. These … [Read more...]