Sorenson Blog
Accessibility in Sports: Building Economic Power and Innovation for Enterprise The love of sports transcends cultures and countries. Chances are you know a sports fanatic, or you are one yourself. The collective experience of enjoying a sporting event is palpable, and we revel in the athletic competition and the spectacle. However, the universal love […]
Deaf Entrepreneurship: What Enterprises Can Learn from Deaf Businesses About Accessibility and Innovation Deaf-owned businesses have been at the forefront of implementing communication technologies and inclusive practices, often out of necessity. These adaptations have not only allowed them to thrive as successful business owners but they have also created accessibility models that can benefit other […]
Affordable Internet Services and Connectivity Solutions as Alternatives to the Affordable Connectivity Program Benefit Why affordable internet services are so important The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) expired June 1, 2024, leaving 23 million households without access to affordable internet services. So, we’ll point you to some alternative options for affordable home internet and mobile data […]
Evolution of Hearing Aid Technology From Stigma to Smart Devices: the Evolution of Hearing Aid Technology By Stephen DeMari Stephen DeMari has more than 35 years of experience in the audiology and hearing aid industries and holds a master’s degree in audiology from Syracuse University. He is a member of the American Academy of Audiology […]
Communication Accessibility Checklist for Your Business Ensuring your company provides inclusion and accessibility as a business can pose a challenge, especially in understanding where to begin implementing these systems for the employees and customers who need them to work to their full potential. That’s why we are sharing some actionable tips on how you can become […]
Who Can Use CaptionCall? Understanding Eligibility for No-Cost Caption Phone Service CaptionCall is a life-changing service for people with hearing loss who struggle to hear and understand their phone calls. Having captions of what people are saying as they say it means being able to talk to family and friends, handle your affairs independently, or […]
