Topic: Blogs

Is Collaboration the New Convergence?Collaboration can't be for every integrator. It's telling, however, that the model seems to work for successful firms.
InfoComm Remains Relevant, Despite DetractorsExtron's departure from the InfoComm exhibit floor evoked a lot of hyperbole -- Extron is wrong for abandoning its dealers and tradeshows are dying. Neither is true.
iPads So Easy To Use, Orangutans Can Do ItTechnology is being used as a communication tool, not as a way to entertain visitors.
Why Most Residential Integrators Can’t Hack CommercialMany CE pros don’t respect the differences that separate commercial from residential integrators, causing commercial integrators to lose bids and clean up messes.
UC Berkeley Student Automates Dorm RoomBurgeoning IT maven Derek Low's Berkeley Ridiculously Automated Dorm is raising the bar for student housing technology.
Angry Birds Battle on 138-inch Planar Video WallPopular smartphone game becomes larger-than-life on a 46-inch 3x3 Planar Clarity Matrix Video Wall with Touch.
Stop the Product Press Release HyperboleThis ground-breaking article raises the bar for blogging, while setting a new industry standard.
Hackers Turn MIT Building into Giant Tetris GameFor annual prank, MIT students turn a green campus building into a larger-than-life game of Tetris.
7 Reasons Not to Care Extron Won’t Be at InfoComm 2012Industry giant Extron caused a stir when it decided to pull out of InfoComm 2012, but maybe the move isn't such a bad thing.
15 Ways to Improve User ExperienceWhether it's a touchscreen or mobile application, systems need to be easy for clients to use.