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The healthcare industry is growing faster than the U.S. economy, but just a small portion of the AV industry’s revenue comes from that vertical.
By shifting the majority of Alexa functions to the cloud, AWS is now offering the virtual assistant to any device, even those with 1MB of RAM.
With economists predicting a possible recession in 2020 or 2021, AV integrators should take several actions to survive an economic downturn.
AV integrators have long said finding talent is an issue, so companies should rethink how they treat employees and adopt an employee experience model.
Global Technology Distribution Council study finds that distributors have kept pace with changing technology trends, which should benefit pro AV industry.
Small pro AV Integrators have a variety of small business resources available to them to help them keep pace in the growing industry.
Millennials and Gen Z are the coveted customer of most of Big Tech, but boomers and Gen X are still consumers and should be treated accordingly.
Instead of complaining about the audio visual hiring crisis, integrators should look to their local schools for workforce development.
As industry groups like AVIXA and NSCA are working to expand the audio visual workforce pipeline, AV integrators should look to educators.
Succesful tech companies like Apple are increasingly relying on recurring revenues from subscriptions. Pro AV should follow suit with AV as a Service.