Exploring the State of AV Standards
There are myriad ways to cobble together technology systems, and pros and cons when considering proprietary and non-proprietary protocols. Integrators’ customers — and their IT department — stand to benefit.
There are myriad ways to cobble together technology systems, and pros and cons when considering proprietary and non-proprietary protocols. Integrators’ customers — and their IT department — stand to benefit.
Better network training, stronger system security and increased tradeshow attendance can help industry professionals gain the knowledge they need to make 2017 a great year for business.
Control has become a significant aspect of the AV industry. What’s telling about the Kramer/iRule deal is that Kramer has not only gotten into control full force, but has done so quite uniquely.
In short, no. The backdoor in AMX’s control processor should not allow secret tapping into corporate meetings or large-scale hijacking. But it will give you an opportunity to demonstrate your value to clients.
Class capture is a great way to collect students to education and broaden the reach of college campuses. Here’s how to convince the faculty to sign on.
Integrators may be held liable for installing a device onto a faulty or non-secure network if it is hacked. Here’s how to protect yourself and your clients from a security breach.
How clients across all verticals use, manage and distribute copious video provides big opportunities for integrators equipped to solve their challenges.
Lists like Commercial Integrator’s 40 CI Influencers Under 40 point to those individuals who should connect with industry veterans.
Here’s a prediction for 2016. As CTOs and CIOs get used to controlling their environment with mobile devices, they will begin asking Cisco systems to do more.
Subcontract labor is a vital component to the industry that allows integrators to expand and contract based upon their work load. Here are three things to remember when hiring your next sub.
Connecting with peers and clients on social media doesn’t have to cost you too much time or money. Sometimes it’s as simple as saying hi.
InfoComm to focus on members, workforce development and putting the finishing touches on its 2016 strategic plan.
Are companies diversifying well or are they losing focus? Is there an opportunity for integrators amidst all this diversification?
Organizations are seeing a boon when implementing AV over IP technology, and integrators are finding happy customers when installing AV over IP. In this webinar, you’ll learn exactly why you need AV over IP.
The one-hour webinar will discuss the basics of fiber cable, as well as how its bandwidth capabilities support today’s and tomorrow’s AV formats, and guidelines for specifying and installing fiber products.
