Sound Masking

Reduce Distractions & Protect Privacy with Sound Masking

Posted on Jul 8, 2020 in Jeff Nolte's Blog

Today’s offices typically feature an open floor plan to make them more aesthetically pleasing and to encourage collaboration. But with the increasing use of reflective surfaces – metals, glass and wood – has come a corresponding increase in the noise level, making employees feel less comfortable and more distracted. When this happens productivity suffers and […]

Sound Masking… Maintaining Your Focus in Shared Spaces Without Distractions

Posted on Aug 20, 2019 in Jeff Nolte's Blog

Modern offices are being designed and retrofitted with open floor plans to make them more aesthetically pleasing and collaborative. Unfortunately, the increasing reliance on reflective surfaces, such as metals, glass and wood has also increased the noise level. As employees feel less comfortable and more distracted, productivity suffers, which costs companies billions of dollars each […]

Sound Masking Offers Speech Privacy & Sound Management

Posted on Jun 10, 2019 in Jeff Nolte's Blog

Sound masking is a reliable and cost-effective method of providing speech privacy and sound management. Our partners, Cambridge and Speech Privacy Systems are recognized industry leaders with numerous awards for innovation, performance and ease of use.

Clients Sound Off on Sound Masking’s Bottom-Line Benefits

Posted on Jun 30, 2018 in Jeff Nolte's Blog

Today’s offices are being designed and retrofitted with open floor plans to make them more aesthetically pleasing and collaborative. Unfortunately, reflective surfaces – metals, glass, wood – have also increased the noise level. As employees feel less comfortable and more distracted, productivity suffers. The solution: Sound Masking technology, which adds a layer of unstructured sound […]

Privacy, Peace & Productivity… Give your Office the Gift of Sound Masking

Posted on Dec 20, 2017 in Jeff Nolte's Blog

Modern offices are being designed and retrofitted with open floor plans to make them more aesthetically pleasing and collaborative. Unfortunately, the increasing reliance on reflective surfaces, such as metals, glass and wood has also increased the noise level.

Sound Masking Protects Your Business and Your People

Posted on Jan 20, 2017 in Jeff Nolte's Blog