Biamp

Biamp

AV equipment, software, and support services

Overview

Biamp provides audiovisual equipment and software to improve communication in spaces ranging from small huddle rooms to large venues. Its products and software handle things like conference room AV systems, digital signaling, and online help resources, supported by ongoing technical service contracts. Biamp differentiates itself through a broad portfolio that spans corporate, educational, healthcare, and entertainment settings, with a focus on reliable, scalable AV solutions and strong customer support. The company also runs a grant program to support education and careers in AV and engineering. Overall, Biamp aims to enable clear, effective audiovisual experiences across diverse environments and to back its offerings with service and support.

Significant Headcount Growth

About Biamp

Simplify's Rating
Why Biamp is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Consulting

Hardware

Enterprise Software

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Beaverton, Oregon

Founded

1976

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What believers are saying

  • June 2026 launches target Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, and MDEP deployments immediately.
  • Tesira 5.7 and Workplace updates reduce installer friction and truck rolls.
  • ClearOne IP acquisition adds beamforming patents, strengthening future product releases.

What critics are saying

  • Microsoft can reset MDEP rules in 2027, shrinking Devio UCX differentiation overnight.
  • Biamp’s sprawl across Workplace, Tesira, MAX Connect, and ClearOne IP burdens execution.
  • Revelio Labs counted 681 employees in March 2026, down 13.2% since 2023.

What makes Biamp unique

  • Biamp Workplace, Tesira, and Devio UCX unify design, deployment, and monitoring.
  • June 2026 MDEP partnership makes Biamp the first native DSP on Microsoft’s platform.
  • Parlé Voice Lift and BMA 360D solve large-room audio without handheld microphones.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) + matching

Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account

Tuition reimbursement

Charitable donation matching

Discretionary company achievement bonus

Referral bonuses

Paid Holidays

Paid Vacation

Remote Work Options

Hybrid Work Options

Flexible Work Hours

Payment?

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

12%

1 year growth

12%

2 year growth

12%
Future
Jul 24th, 2026
An office tower welcomes ambience while addressing challenging acoustics with Biamp solutions.

An office tower welcomes ambience while addressing challenging acoustics with Biamp solutions. Published 21 hours ago The completed system delivers crystal-clear, zoned background music that enhances 30 Pirie Street. The skinny: * Biamp was selected at an Adelaide, Australia office tower to address sonic requirements across four distinct zones. * The system features Biamp Voltera D-series amplifiers and Tesira DSP for processing and distribution, Desono pendant speakers in the atrium for architectural integration, and Desono in-ceiling speakers throughout other areas for discreet coverage. * The architecturally sensitive speaker placement maintains the building's sophisticated aesthetic, while the automated operation ensures reliable performance with minimal staff involvement. Biamp has delivered a sophisticated background music system for 30 Pirie Street, a premium office tower in Adelaide, Australia. Working with Australia-based integrator Professional Technology Partners (PTP), Biamp offered an architecturally sensitive audio solution that enhances the building's welcoming atmosphere, masks unwanted noise, and operates with minimal intervention - critical requirements for the property owned by Quintessential. "The challenge was balancing first impressions with conversation clarity," said Chad Penley, general manager, Professional Technology Partners. "In the foyer and atrium, we needed music that felt welcoming but didn't dominate. In the bike storage, we had to mask mechanical noise while keeping speech intelligible. And everywhere, the speakers had to blend seamlessly with the premium architecture." PTP selected a comprehensive solution from Biamp to address these requirements across four distinct zones: the main Pirie Street foyer, the atrium, the rear entrance off Rundle Mall, and the bike storage area. The system features Biamp Voltera D-series amplifiers and Tesira DSP for processing and distribution, Desono pendant speakers in the atrium for architectural integration, and Desono in-ceiling speakers throughout other areas for discreet coverage. An Apprimo touch panel provides concierges with intuitive control, while Biamp Workplace automation handles day-to-day operation. The Biamp Workplace platform proved essential for minimizing operational complexity. The system automatically adjusts throughout the day based on pre-programmed schedules, requiring virtually no staff intervention. When concierges do need to adjust, the Apprimo touch panel presents just three simple volume sliders - one for each zone - that automatically reset to default levels each morning. "Biamp Workplace was the game-changer," said Penley. "It handles everything automatically - music starts and stops on schedule, volumes adjust throughout the day, and the system resets itself every morning. The concierge team doesn't need training or technical knowledge. They just have three sliders if they want to tweak anything, and even those reset daily so nothing gets left in the wrong state." A daily selection of features, industry news, and analysis for AV/IT professionals. Sign up below.

Commercial Integrator
Jul 17th, 2026
Biamp Parlé Voice Lift brings natural conversation to bigger rooms.

Biamp Parlé Voice Lift brings natural conversation to bigger rooms. Published: July 17, 2026 Author: Dan Ferrisi Screenshot by Emerald/Commercial Integrator. Biamp gained attention at InfoComm 2026 with its Parlé Voice Lift solution, built on the Tesira platform and leveraging the company's Parlé microphones. The idea is straightforward: extend the ease of the conference room into larger spaces. The company launched the Parlé family in 2019 and has long been known as a meeting room technology. Voice Lift takes that same approach and scales it up, lifting audio to a natural conversational level so people can hear one another across distance without having to shout. Biamp's Daniel Reed, senior product manager for Tesira and Parlé, describes what Voice Lift is to Commercial Integrator. "It lifts the audio up to a natural conversational level," he explains. What does the Biamp Parlé Voice Lift design do? The design strips out the usual friction. Users don't have to worry about standing in the right spot, wearing a microphone, changing out dead batteries or wireless interference. As Reed puts it, the priority is clear. "We want to solve a problem first," he says. To address feedback, Biamp developed a new frequency shifter inside Tesira that shifts the frequency spectrum and helps prevent acoustic feedback. Design tools help place microphones and loudspeakers, and a calculator determines recommended gain values and automatically imports them into the Tesira DSP matrix. For teams already on Parlé and Tesira, adoption is fast because the solution evolves existing mics through software updates. "Integrators that have been using Parlé and Tesira can jump right into this without a whole lot of training," Reed notes. The list of potential applications is expansive: classrooms, lecture theaters, corporate training rooms, government facilities and hotel ballrooms. Many of these rooms already have Parlé mics installed for conferencing. The same ceiling microphones used for conferencing can also serve as the audio input for the Voice Lift system. That dual role fits hybrid work, serving in-room and remote participants alike. No more 'big, scary room' Reed sums up the goal plainly, saying, "We want users to not be afraid of that big, scary room in the corner." To get the full story, watch the complete interview with Daniel Reed of Biamp. We embedded it below.

AVNation
Jun 19th, 2026
Biamp expands UC portfolio with MDEP and Workplace Control at InfoComm 2026.

Biamp expands UC portfolio with MDEP and Workplace Control at InfoComm 2026. June 19, 2026 At InfoComm 2026, Tim Albright talks with Joe Andrulis of Biamp about the company's latest collaboration and control announcements. The conversation highlighted Biamp's expanded focus on Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP) solutions and a new approach to workplace control. Biamp introduced three new unified communications and collaboration (UC&C) platforms: the UCX 1000, UCX 2000, and UCX 3000. Built for the Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform, the solutions are designed to support Microsoft Teams Rooms deployments across small, medium, and large meeting spaces. According to Andrulis, MDEP provides an Android-based operating system backed by Microsoft's security, lifecycle support, and management capabilities. The tiered product lineup allows organizations to match features and performance requirements with room size, helping customers optimize deployment costs. Beyond the compute platforms, Biamp also introduced a broader ecosystem designed specifically for meeting environments. The portfolio includes dedicated touch panels, microphones, and amplifiers developed to integrate with the new UCX solutions. Andrulis noted that Biamp's long history in audio helped shape products that address the performance and budget requirements of conferencing spaces. Biamp also announced Workplace Control, a new control platform built on the company's existing Workplace infrastructure. The solution combines device connectivity, security, communications, and access management into a single environment. The platform aims to simplify control system design and deployment by enabling users to discover devices, understand organizational permissions, and deploy control experiences across locations more efficiently. Biamp said the solution is designed to support users ranging from entry-level programmers to experienced control professionals. As organizations continue to standardize collaboration technologies and simplify room management, Biamp's latest announcements reflect the growing demand for integrated ecosystems that combine conferencing, audio, and control within a unified platform. For AV integrators, IT managers, and workplace technology teams, Biamp's MDEP portfolio and Workplace Control platform represent a significant step toward more streamlined meeting room deployments.

rAVe [PUBS]
Jun 18th, 2026
Biamp launches new and enhanced solutions, announces Microsoft certification.

Biamp launches new and enhanced solutions, announces Microsoft certification. Biamp today announced the launch of Devio UCX, Workplace Control and the enhanced VenuePolar Plugin with Community LVH-900 loudspeakers. The company also announced that the BMA 360D ceiling-tile microphone array is now certified for both Zoom Rooms and Microsoft Teams Rooms. Devio UCX is a line of UC compute devices with integrated DSP that host Microsoft Teams Rooms or Zoom Rooms. Biamp said that it serves as the hub for the full Biamp peripheral ecosystem. A Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP) Android appliance, each Devio UCX offers enterprise-grade security and can be managed remotely through Biamp Workplace. Devio UCX is offered in three compute tiers - Devio UCX 1000, Devio UCX 2000 and Devio UCX 3000. Devio UCX 1000 is ideal for huddle spaces and small-to-medium conference rooms, and Devio UCX 2000 is ideal for medium and large conference rooms. Biamp said that Devio UCX 3000 enables dual display support, enhanced processing power and advanced AI feature readiness. The Devio UCX system features a 10.1-inch Apprimo Touch 10 UCX Series panel, available in tabletop or wall mounted models. "Devio UCX represents a fundamental shift in how organizations can deploy and manage UC conferencing technology," said Joe Andrulis, executive vice president of Corporate Development, Biamp. "By integrating professional DSP directly into the platform, Devio UCX eliminates the need for additional components and creates a true single-manufacturer solution that scales seamlessly across every room type. Whether you're outfitting one room or an entire enterprise, Devio UCX delivers a streamlined, consistent experience that simply works." Workplace Control is a new intelligent AV autonation platform that is built on the Biamp Workplace platform and runs natively on TesiraFORTÉ X Series digital signal processing (DSP) hardware. Workplace Control is built on three core pillars - simple, flexible and powerful - and scales accordingly across the full range of deployment scenarios. Biamp said that integrators can discover Biamp devices, drag and drop them into a design with simple panel layouts and generate a complete control configuration. Deployments requiring more flexibility can leverage the platform's broad ecosystem compatibility, including the ability to import existing Biamp Impera drivers or create new drivers for third-party devices. The platform also supports custom Lua scripting, advanced logic and integration of complex third-party devices for demanding projects. A new Workplace app, Workplace Control Designer, provides an integrated design environment for user interface design, programming and deployment. The redesigned VenuePolar Plugin for EASE Focus 3 and Community LVH-900 loudspeaker system are now available in two simplified models. The company said that the enhanced Community LVH-900 puts fully steerable line array performance into a point source in an effort to open up point source simplicity and fully steerable line array precision to medium-sized venues. The company said that the redesign of the Biamp VenuePolar Plugin aims to make custom steered coverage self-service for the first time. Any acoustical consultant or integrator can now design exact venue coverage without the need for a specialist. VenuePolar guides every designer through cabinet configuration, system EQ and beam optimization automatically. The company's finite impulse response processing now opens the LVH-900 to live performance monitoring and broadcast applications. Venues can also switch between event configurations in seconds via Armonia+ presets without touching hardware, and software-reconfigurable coverage protects the investment against renovations or seating reconfigurations. Biamp also announced that its BMA 360D has earned Zoom Rooms Certification. The BMA 360D is a ceiling tile microphone array that features beamforming technology and Dante audio connectivity. The company said that the BMA 360D is designed for hybrid workspaces. When integrated with Tesira DSP, the BMA 360D offers exceptional customization capabilities, including advanced echo cancellation and AI-driven noise reduction. "We're committed to delivering extraordinary, high-performance audio solutions that integrate seamlessly with the collaboration platforms our customers utilize," said Andrulis. "Zoom Rooms certification for the BMA 360D validates our dedication to providing IT professionals and system integrators with effective audio solutions that enhance the meeting experience while integrating with room architecture."

Systems Integration Asia
Apr 22nd, 2026
Biamp unifies voice reinforcement with Parlé Voice Lift in Tesira 5.6 update.

Biamp unifies voice reinforcement with Parlé Voice Lift in Tesira 5.6 update. Delivering clear, natural speech in large or flexible spaces has long meant juggling multiple microphones, complex setups, and ongoing support. With the release of Tesira 5.6, Biamp introduces Parlé Voice Lift, a streamlined approach that simplifies voice reinforcement while improving the listening experience. Built on the integration of Parlé TCM-X microphones and Tesira DSPs, Parlé Voice Lift ensures that every voice carries clearly across lecture halls, training rooms, classrooms, and divisible spaces. By removing the need for handheld, lavalier, or podium microphones, it reduces technical friction for both presenters and AV teams. This latest development consolidates the capabilities of Parlé Presenter Lift and Parlé Participant Lift into a single, unified solution. The result is a more intuitive system that is easier to deploy, manage, and scale across different environments. Beyond clarity, the focus is on efficiency. Parlé Voice Lift minimises the need for hands-on AV support, while built-in tools significantly cut down design and configuration time. For integrators and IT managers, this translates to faster deployments and lower operational overhead. As a complete, single-vendor solution, Parlé Voice Lift aligns performance with practicality and offers a consistent, reliable way to deliver high-quality voice reinforcement without added complexity.

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