Mark started his technology career at IBM in 2000 before migrating into AV integration in early 2002. He currently works at Orange ProAV, a division of Mad Systems Inc., where he helped the company transition from the niche Museum marketplace to the corporate, education, government, and retail markets. Mark lives in Orange County with Lesley, his wife of 11 years and his 3 children.
Hilton’s Technology Lounge Greets Global Travelers
New lobby design includes a suite of LG monitors, Multivision 2x2 screens, and television panels vertically oriented and anchored on the end of the 18-hour bar.
Hilton’s Technology Lounge Greets Global Travelers
New lobby design includes a suite of LG monitors, Multivision 2x2 screens, and television panels vertically oriented and anchored on the end of the 18-hour bar.
This Commercial Integrator Solutions Series Whitepaper helps integrators create a game plan for designing the types of immersive video solutions clients want. Meanwhile, it pinpoints the markets in which these immersive solutions are gaining traction.
Good article. I’d add something to Tom’s observations:
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