We asked audio-visual product makers at InfoComm 2019 if they’re aware of their role in helping integrators create “wow” or exceptional experience for customers. Here’s what they said.
During InfoComm 2019, NEC Display showed off its ALP Pro digital signage and InfinityBoard collaboration solutions, but it was hard to ignore a remarkable retail projection application for the Orlando Magic.
Baby boomers, gen X, millennials and gen Z each bring unique technology needs to the workplace. This webinar identifies solutions to help technology providers bridge the workplace generation gap.
IVCi has transitioned from being a traditional hardware integrator to more of an IT services provider, and at InfoComm 2019 IVCi’s Dan Abrams explains how Mersive Solstice has played a role.
How do customers know if their technology enabled rooms/meeting room spaces are truly benefiting from tech investment? Here are some metrics to employ.
Some of the most engaged crowds at InfoComm 2019 gathered around demonstrations of AV installer tools, gadgets & software that improve efficiency.
Yamaha Collaboration Kit expands product portfolio to provide AI video and audio for unrestricted collaboration experiences.
InfoComm products this year revolved around companies showing critical updates, not so much brand new AV products. Here are some recently-updated examples.
URC Total Control belied its residential reputation by showing robust commercial applications during InfoComm 2019.
Stem Audio’s array of five huddle and conference room audio solutions are all powered over ethernet and are “flexible in any space.”