Daily Download: Recent Episodes
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ResiWeek 369: Matt Scott is joined by Katye McGregor-Bennett and Paul Dexter talking about liability. Katye McGregor-Bennett starts off talking about the importance of having your terms and conditions up to date and where the responsibility of an integrator lies.
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AVWeek 606: Tim Albright is joined by Brock McGinnis, Jenn Steinhardt and Chris Neto talking about HETMA. Jenn Steinhardt starts off talking about what it means for HETMA and AVIXA to partner up for shows like InfoComm.
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ResiWeek 368: Tim Albright is joined by Scotty Allen, Amanda Wildman and Seth Johnson talking about voice control. Scott Allen starts off talking about how voice assistants have permeated the technology space, and where they could be headed next.
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ResiWeek 367: Matt Scott is joined by John Henkel and Joe Whitaker talking about 8K. Joe Whitaker starts off talking about where 8K belongs in the residential space.
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ResiWeek 365: Matt Scott is joined by Mark Feinberg and Tim Albright talking about tech malfunctions. Mark Feinberg starts off talking about potential ways to avert disasters within certain AV systems.
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AVWeek 605: Tim Albright is joined by Kelly Teel and Christie Mitchell talking about backup plans. Kelly starts off talking about what integrators can do when a company they use suddenly shuts down.
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XR Star 32: Amelia Kallman is joined by Peter Vindevogel talking about location-based VR. Peter starts off talking about the beginnings of The Playground and using VR as an avenue to an experience.
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ResiWeek 364: Matt Scott is joined by Heather Sidorowicz and Mitchell Klein talking about the IoT space. Mitchell Klein starts off talking about the potential of DIN-rail solutions within smart home automation.
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The Women in AV Episode 4: Erica Carroll and Jennifer Goodyer are joined by Carrie Garcia and Jenn Steinhardt talking about mental wellbeing. Carrie Garcia starts off talking about the balancing act of life and work within the industry.
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AVWeek 604: Tim Albright is joined by Steve Greenblatt, Adaline Tatum and Emile van de Coevering talking about software-based AV. Steve Greenblatt starts off talking about the shift from hardware to software within the AV industry.
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ResiWeek 363: Matt Scott is joined by Dennis Holzer and Rich Fregosa talking about the smart home space. Dennis Holzer starts off talking about the evolution of smart solutions in the home.
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A State of Control 107: Steve Greenblatt is joined by Rich Fregosa, Dave Hatz and Neil Silver talking about programming platforms. Dave Hatz starts off talking about the intentions for programmers looking to learn new platforms.
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AVWeek 604: Tim Albright is joined by Steve Greenblatt, Adaline Tatum and Emile van de Coevering talking about networked video. Emile starts off talking about the potential places for AV over IP solutions to be implemented moving forward.
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EDTech 109: Erin Maher-Moran is joined by Scott Tiner, Rob Rasberry, Ernie Bailey and Britt Yenser talking about virtual productions. Scott Tiner starts off talking about the potential uses for virtual production solutions in a classroom setting.
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XR Star 31: Amelia Kallman is joined by Tom Ffiske talking about virtual reality. Tom starts off talking about what might be in store for the VR space in the coming years.
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ResiWeek 362: Matt Scott is joined by Jason Knott and Giles Sutton talking about bathroom AV. Jason Knott starts off talking about the niche relationship between integrators and those manufacturers of bathroom-adjacent solutions.
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AVWeek 603: Tim Albright is joined by Dawn Meade and Amelia Vrabel talking about mentorship. Dawn Meade starts off talking about where we need mentors and mentees within the AV industry.
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ResiWeek 359: Matt Scott is joined by Rich Fregosa talking about strange AV. Rich starts off talking about superfluous AV solutions throughout the years.
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The Women in AV Episode 4: Erica Carroll and Jennifer Goodyer are joined by Carrie Garcia and Jenn Steinhardt talking about mental wellbeing. Jenn Steinhardt starts off talking about the evolving awareness of mental health and what that means for the modern worker.
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AVWeek 603: Tim Albright is joined by Amelia Vrabel and Dawn Meade talking about certifications. Amelia Vrabel starts off talking about what certifications integrators should consider looking into.
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ResiWeek 358: Matt Scott is joined by Avi Rosenthal and Ian Bryant talking about energy management. Ian Bryant starts off talking about what solar energy systems and other means of power mean for integrators in the residential space.
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AVWeek 602: Brian Heidgerken is joined by Iffat Chaudhry, William Bear and Willie Franklin talking about CDW acquiring Locus Recruiting. William Bear starts off talking about what this means for both companies moving forward.
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A State of Control 107: Steve Greenblatt is joined by Rich Fregosa, Dave Hatz and Neil Silver talking about programming platforms. Neil Silver starts off talking about the ratio of challenge to reward for programmers when changing control system platforms.
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AVWeek 602: Brian Heidgerken is joined by Iffat Chaudhry, William Bear and Willie Franklin talking about Legrand's Solutions Engineering Team. Willie Franklin starts off talking about what specialized teams like this might mean for projects moving forward.
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ResiWeek 357: Matt Scott is joined by Arlen Schweiger and Mark Feinberg talking about business management. Mark Feinberg starts off talking about the different perspectives to approach your business from.
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AVWeek 601: Tim Albright is joined by Fernando Mora, Rebecca Sullins and Brock McGinnis talking about video conferencing. Fernando Mora starts off talking about where conferencing solutions are being adopted within the corporate space.
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ResiWeek 356: Matt Scott is joined by Steven Brawner and Heather Sidorowicz talking about service plans. Steven Brawner starts off talking about the difficulty of selling recurring services to clients and how to approach RMR in residential.
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AVWeek 601: Tim Albright is joined by Fernando Mora, Rebecca Sullins and Brock McGinnis talking about zero-power displays. Rebecca Sullins starts off talking about where this technology belongs within the digital signage space.
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EDTech 108: Erin Maher-Moran is joined by Lisle Waldron, Adaline Tatum and Dustin Myers talking about InfoComm 2023. Lisle Waldron starts off talking about HETMA's involvement with the show and what it means for the higher education space.
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ResiWeek 355: Matt Scott is joined by Amanda Wildman and Seth Johnson talking about business legacies. Amanda Wildman starts off talking about what it means to have a plan for your business to continue in the event of potential problems.
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AVWeek 600: Tim Albright is joined by Brittany DiCesare, Bren Walker and Tom Leblanc talking about artificial intelligence. Bren Walker starts off talking about the relative infancy of AI solutions and the potential it has to move forward.
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XR Star 31: Amelia Kallman is joined by Tom Ffiske talking about the headset market. Tom Ffiske starts off talking about the factors that come into play when looking at which VR headset will stand out on top.
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ResiWeek 354: Matt Scott is joined by Alex Capecelatro, Bob Archer and Mosey Levy talking about home theaters. Mosey starts off talking about showcasing AV. Mosey Levy starts off talking about how integrators are letting their clients experience the potential of AV solutions for their home.
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The Women in AV Episode 3: Jennifer Goodyer is joined by Kelly Perkins and Tammy Fuqua talking about the AV community. Tammy Fuqua starts off talking about the endurance required now that we are returning to trade shows and public forums.
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AVWeek 600: Tim Albright is joined by Bren Walker, Brittany DiCesare and Tom LeBlanc talking about AV over IP. Tom LeBlanc starts off talking about the challenges to overcome for AV over IP solutions when it comes to security.
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ResiWeek 353: Matt Scott is joined by Earl Naegele and Rich Fregosa talking about collaboration. Rich starts off talking about how conferencing has evolved in the past few years.
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A State of Control 106: Steve Greenblatt is joined by Rich Fregosa, Emily Eicher and Gina Sansivero talking about interoperability. Emily starts off talking about the differences between a proprietary and open ecosystem.
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AVWeek 599: Tim Albright is joined by Kelly Teel and Dawn Meade talking about displays. Kelly starts off talking about the move from projection screens to LED display solutions within the corporate space.
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EDTech 107: Erin Maher-Moran is joined by Ernie Bailey, Scott Tiner, Rob Rasberry and Luis Garcia talking about classroom installations. Ernie starts off talking about the process of updating the technology within a classroom.
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XR Star 30: Amelia Kallman is joined by Sara Filipcic talking about experiential learning. Sara starts off talking about the way that the next generation of students are approaching problem solving and what that means moving forward.
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ResiWeek 352: Matt Scott is joined by Henry Clifford and Katye McGregor-Bennett talking about Snap One's acquisition of Parasol. Henry Clifford starts off talking about that this means for both companies moving forward.
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AVWeek 599: Tim Albright is joined by Kelly Teel and Dawn Meade talking about standardization. Dawn starts off talking about the process of creating a standard of solutions for a workplace.
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Resiweek 351: Matt Scott is joined by Dennis Holzer and Jason Knott talking about marketing strategies. Jason starts off talking about how integrators can leverage social media to sell customers on what they can do for them.
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The Women in AV Episode 3: Jennifer Goodyer is joined by Kelly Perkins and Tammy Fuqua talking about volunteering. Kelly Perkins starts off talking about the value of volunteering and the community that can come with it, be that on the local level or in an industry.
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AVWeek 597: Tim Albright is joined by Taft Stricklin and Ron Callis talking about trade organizations. Ron starts off talking about the organizations like AVIXA and CEDIA that integrators should be involved with.
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ResiWeek 350: Matt Scott is joined by Mark Feinberg and Todd Anthony Puma talking about business development. Todd Anthony Puma starts off talking about how to cultivate a solid working culture within your business.
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AVWeek 597: Tim Albright is joined by Taft Stricklin and Ron Callis talking about conferencing solutions. Taft starts off talking about the impact of Bring Your Own Device solutions for the conferencing space.
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A State of Control 107: Steve Greenblatt is joined by Rich Fregosa, Emily Eicher and Gina Sansivero talking about interoperability. Gina starts off talking about how the landscape of AV has changed to allow different competitors' solutions to work together under one network.
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EDTech 107: Erin Maher-Moran is joined by Ernie Bailey, Rob Rasberry, Scott Tiner and Luis Garcia talking about artificial intelligence. Luis starts off talking about how technology managers are utilizing AI to develop solutions to existing problems in the classroom.
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AVWeek 596: Tim Albright is joined by Willie Franlkin, Kylie Pfile and Patrick Whipkey talking about AV and IT. Patrick Whipkey starts off talking about the evolving nature of both AV and IT spaces and how they grow alongside one another.
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ResiWeek 349: Matt Scott is joined by Amanda Wildman and Jeremy Glowacki talking about the internet of things. Jeremy Glowacki starts off talking about what it will take for systems like Matter to be integrated into the smart home space.
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A State of Control 105: Steve Greenblatt is joined by Rich Fregosa, Brian Magrogan and James King talking about careers in programming. Rich starts off talking about the evolving tech space and how programmers can look at their own career trajectory in turn.
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AVWeek 596: Tim Albright is joined by Willie Franlkin, Kylie Pfile and Patrick Whipkey talking about AV diversity. Willie Franklin starts off talking about supporting groups like the Women in AV/IT to build a stronger and more connected industry.
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The Women in AV Epsiode 2: Erica Carroll & Jennifer Goodyer are joined by Bren Walker and Kat Wheeler talking about the AV workforce. Kat starts off talking about what it means to have different viewpoints in a technology space and what those already in AV can be doing.
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ResiWeek 347: Matt Scott is joined by Rich Fregosa and Katye McGregor-Bennett talking about labor shortages. Rich starts off talking about the factors that cause shortages in the workforce in tech and education spaces.
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AVWeek 595: Bradford Benn is joined by Ace Johnson, Chris Bach and Malissa Dillman talking about artificial intelligence. Chris starts off talking about the role that AI will have within the commercial AV space.
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XR Star 29: Amelia Kallman is joined by Luise Frohberg talking about leadership development. Luise starts off talking about how extended reality solutions are providing training opportunities to build experiences as a leader.
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ResiWeek 346: Matt Scott is joined by Jason Knott and Scott Stephenson talking about theater design. Jason starts off talking about the design elements when it comes to building a theater in a compact space.
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The Road To InfoComm 2023: Tim Albright is joined by Garth Lobban talking about product stock. Garth starts off talking about the importance of having products on display that integrators can actually use within the year.
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The Road To InfoComm 2023: Tim Albright is joined by Taft Stricklin talking about Video over IP. Taft starts off talking about the usage of copper and fiber for installing an AV over IP system.
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The Road To InfoComm 2023: Tim Albright is joined by John Henkel talking about AV over IP. John starts off talking about the prevalence of AV over IP systems in many different spaces and NETGEAR's part in providing a solid network.
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The Road To InfoComm 2023: Tim Albright is joined by Chaz Porter talking about floor boxes. Chaz starts off talking about the additions FSR's line of floor box solutions that will be showcased during InfoComm 2023.
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The Road To InfoComm 2023: Tim Albright is joined by Brittany DiCesare and Steve Greenblatt about their upcoming class. Brittany start off talking about understanding the different dynamics within your team.
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EDTech 106: Erin Maher-Moran is joined by Scott Tiner and Karen Ethier talking about artificial intelligence. Karen Ethier starts off talking about how to utilize AI within the higher education space.
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AVWeek 594: Tim Albright is joined by Tim Troast and Tobi Tungl talking about ultrawide displays. Tim Troast starts off talking about whether 21:9 has a staying power in the display market.
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ResiWeek 345: Matt Scott is joined by Joe Whitaker, John Clancy and Taft Stricklin talking about business longevity. Taft starts off talking about building your team to provide a long lasting legacy for your business.
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AVWeek 591: Bradford Benn is joined by Bren Walker, Chrissy Sara and Amelia Kallman talking about virtual productions. Bren Walker starts off talking about the potential applications of these solutions for media and other verticals.
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ResiWeek 344: Rich Fregosa is joined by Alex Capecelatro and Jeremy Glowacki talking about AV regulations. Jeremy starts off talking about what organizations like CEDIA are doing to support integrators in lieu of regoinal legislation and regulations.
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ResiWeek 314: Matt Scott is joined by Bob Archer and Rich Fregosa talking about lighting AV. Bob Archer starts off talking about the potential of shows like Lightapalooza's effect for the residential space.
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What has changed when it comes to data collection with the digital age, and how companies can actually utilize that data.
It feels like every other week, there is a massive merger or acquisition within the AV industry. Are we going to hit a tipping point?
QMotion is rebranded to Legrand Shading Systems. What make a successful rebranding, and how do we not overcomplicate it for consumers?
Ultrawide displays have had a surge in the gaming space, but are they ready to become the next office standard for monitors?
Looking at the value of standards like Z-Wave to connect the smart devices and solutions within the home space.
Discussing the value of interoperability within different AV over IP solutions, and the importance of organizations like AIMS.
The AV industry has a vast amount of different jobs within the space. Are they similarities in live events compared to project management?
When it comes to security, vulnerabilities are a matter of when and not if. When they happen, how can integrators be ready?
It sounds like science fiction to apply extended reality solutions to the medical field, but there are examples already in use.
With more workers getting into the hybrid space and needing powerful systems at home, how can integrators get into the resimerical market?
AVIXA's Women's Council partners with Rosie Riveters to encourage more women into STEM programs. The value of programs like this for AV.
Being environmentally friendly is important, but how much of a factor is sustainability for clients when it comes to their AV systems?
Taking a look back at the start of the supply chain issues, and how the advice presented then is just as useful for integrators.
Looking at the power of virtual control from the perspective of programmers in AV, and what it can do for the corporate space.
Zoom bolsters their client security in response to vulnerabilities. What should integrators be doing on their end to stay safe?
A look at the potential uses for extended reality solutions within the medical space, for physical therapy, mental wellbeing and more.
Security is not a matter of if, but when. So when something is breached, who is at fault? The hardware, the installer or no one?
What it will take to make the AV industry a more inclusive environment, starting with giving more leadership opportunities for women.
For such a successful industry, there seems to be a lot of people that just enter it by happenstance. What's the deal with that?
Is AV the key to bringing back the audience to live events? If so, how do integrators in that space accomplish it?
As the home becomes smarter with more complicated technology, does the integrator become the arbiter of solutions to install?
Even after the pandemic, hybrid and remote working is bigger than ever. Is this the new way of working, or will we fully return to the office?
Nike puts up a forced perspective display in Tokyo that seems to jump out at the viewer. How can integrators make AV as wild as this?
The AV industry can be an inclusive and hospitable environment, but it still has some long ways to go to be truly diverse.
Extended reality solutions have so much for offer for architects and building projects. How long will it take to become a mainstay?
As the name says, integrators are all about integration. But are we making things to complicated compared to what the client wants?
While getting recognition for an exemplary job is one thing, what is the value for a company to receive an award for their product?
There are many audio solutions to choose from. How can integrators use their experience to get clients exactly what they need?
Discussing the recent supply chain shortages, and its effects on verticals such as the higher education space.
Say you're about to attend your first trade show in the AV industry. Is there anything you should be preparing?
Looking back at the acquisition of 1 Beyond by Crestron, and the process of bringing together two companies under one umbrella.
The value of extended reality solutions, and what VR and AR can do to bring architect's projects to life.
Rachel Archibald discusses her experiences as a woman in AV, and how the industry has grown to become more inclusive.
Although DIY solutions are great stepping stones for smart home AV, integrators should know their limit in installation.
How programmers can take advantage of different programming languages and platforms to bolster their skills in projects.
HVAC systems and many systems of the home are growing alongside smart solutions. How much do integrators need to know about them?
Advertisements are everywhere. How long will it be until someone tries to put ads into something like a control panel?
Working from home is here to stay, but where else can distributed video make a real difference?
Looking at the challenges of modern programmers to make disparate systems come together.
What kinds of experiential designs can make the office more immersive and enticing for returning employees?
It's hard to look at the current state of Web3 and not harken back to the dot-com bubble.
What are residential integrators looking for in cloud management solutions for their businesses?
How managed services are more important now than ever when it comes to integrated systems.
Looking at the resimercial space and what residential integrators can take from the other side of the business.
The advantages that programmers within the AV industry have when it comes to new technology.
What will need to happen in the streaming side of AV to prepare for 8K becoming the new standard.
Some products just aren't made to stand the test of time. What needs to go the way of the Blackberry?
When it seems like everyone is getting acquired or merged, what does that do to the industry?
As we spend more time in the home, the power of wellness solutions has expanded exponentially.
It really should be as simple as thinking about what you're going to say before those words exit your mouth.
A company has made reusable zip ties. How much of a big deal is this for cable management?
AV security isn't just about locking away data, it's about making sure clients feel safe.
When smart home solutions like thermostats break down, is it up to integrators to bring them back up?
Going back to VOXX & Sharp's acquisition of Onkyo. What does this mean for the products going forward?
Looking at China's Metaverse platform and how it might compare to Western counterparts.
Zena Dennis discusses her challenges as a woman in the AV space, and what it took to overcome them.
Looking back at Snap's decision to go from SnapAV to Snap One and what it takes to rebrand your entire company.
Talking to women programmers about the AV industry and what can be done to make the space more inviting for everyone.
The arduous task of implementing software-based AV to fight against the supply chain shortages.
How integrators can help clients keep their work and life office space in balance as hybrid working continues.
Why it's important to be transparent with your clients in the midst of the supply chain shortages.
The future of digital signage isn't related to the technology, but rather the content being made.
Looking at the artists that would be involved in the metaverse and extended reality space.
Talking to Eboni Green about the challenges she has faced as a woman in the AV industry.
Sometimes just getting back to the basics of running a business can vastly improve your company.
What it means to have a clear vision for your company and what you are looking for from your staff.
Why AV and IT are so similar, and how IT managers can make the jump into AV so efficiently.
The many considerations to make when adding in new appliances to a higher education project.
The value of hybrid regional events and what it means to bring different integrator offices together.
Customer service in the higher education space is crucial to help faculty best use their faculties.
Looking at the rise of lighting fixtures in the residential space and how integrators can get involved.
The value of AV over IP in the residential space and the opportunities integrators can make.
What remote workers should consider as working from home shifts from a quick fix to a lasting choice.
How to coordinate with the different branches of your own business and provide a smooth project experience for everyone.
What part the industry plays to get the wage gap between men and women to an equal place.
How the pandemic has changed the way businesses look at training and certifications for their employees.
Putting things into a conference room is one thing, but what's something already in that we could do without?
Looking back at Kaleidescape's 20th anniversary in 2021 and how the streaming market has evolved in that time.
The potential resimercial opportunities for integrators looking at the smart building space.
Teams is set to integrate natively with Windows 11. Surely this won't cause any problems for system programmers, right?