Good acoustics improve performance and customer satisfaction
At the vibrant AppAgent office, a poor and reflective sound environment led to constant disturbances from employees, phone conversations and meetings.
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At the vibrant AppAgent office, a poor and reflective sound environment led to constant disturbances from employees, phone conversations and meetings.
Poor speech intelligibility and echos made the management of AppAgent take acoustic measures for a better sound environment.
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