Why acoustically condition my office?

1. Higher Quality of Video Calls: A study from the University of Sydney showed that an acoustically conditioned environment improves the quality of video calls, favoring communication in remote work (Kim, J. & de Dear, R., 2013).
2. Less Interference at Work: According to the University of Michigan, an acoustically conditioned environment reduces interruptions at work, allowing better performance (Kahneman, D., 1973).
3. Sleep Improvement: The WHO establishes that correct acoustics in the office can help improve the sleep of employees by reducing their exposure to noise during the day, contributing to their general well-being (WHO, 2009).
4. Talent retention: According to a Cornell University study, a good work environment, including proper acoustics, can help retain high-performing employees (DeCroon, E., Sluiter, J., Kuijer, PP, & Frings-Dresen , M., 2005).
5. Less Labor Conflicts: The University of British Columbia has found that a quieter work environment can reduce conflicts between employees (Wells, M., 2000).