Take the 2018 Business Communications Buyer Quiz!

You want to give your employees the tools they need to communicate and collaborate, no matter where they work—in an office or from the road.

But the reality is that many offices can be noising and distracting, especially open office plans. And while working on the go is appealing, there are often problems with connectivity and background noise. You may be considering how to enable employees to communicate and collaborate better, while minimizing the noisy distractions of the modern workplace.

Take the Communications and Collaboration quiz to establish what kind of buyer you are, and we’ll instantly deliver the most helpful content to address your key challenges!

1. Which of the following challenges are you trying to solve for your enterprise?

Enable employees to work productively in a noisy, open-office environment Enable mobile workers to sound professional and communicate clearly Ensure employees in a contact center have minimal noise and discomfort distractions

2. How would you describe the communication and collaboration style in your organization?

Our employees spend most of their day on the phone in a contact center Our employees are mostly in the office, but have a variety of individual focus and team collaboration needs throughout their day Our employees are mostly on the go, using their laptop and mobile phone

3. How many headsets and speakerphones do you currently have in your enterprise?

Over 500 Under 500 None: we still use desk phones but want to explore our options

4. Do you have a desire to enable audio solutions which will support a Unified Communications and Collaboration (UCC) strategy?

We currently have audio solutions supporting our UCC efforts, but are looking to explore improvements to our current audio deployment. We do not have audio solutions supporting our UCC efforts, but would like to learn more about audio deployments to meet our UCC goals.

5. What is the biggest risk of inaction around minimizing distracting noise for employees?

Mobile employees remain frustrated and do not sound professional on calls because they are unable to hear and be heard above the noise around them Customer interactions suffer because call center agents are distracted and cannot be fully engaged in the conversation Noise distractions continue to hinder individual focus and stifle team collaboration in our open plan office, reducing productivity overall

6. When it comes to budgeting, what is your highest priority?

Reduce distracting noise in the office Enable mobile workers to be more productive with better audio solutions Increase productivity of contact center agents and improve their customer interactions