Importance of Being Battle-Tested in the Command & Control Market
When it comes to AV in the command & control market, it’s too important to fail. That’s why NEC takes pride in its experience and strategic partnerships.
When it comes to AV in the command & control market, it’s too important to fail. That’s why NEC takes pride in its experience and strategic partnerships.
Tactile buttons or mechanical dials can be part of a capacitive touchscreen with new Zytronic Hybrid Touch.
Amazon Alexa tells CES audience that what Qualcomm rep says is “not true.” There are so many ways this could come in handy in our lives.
Akihiko Kondo married cyber-celebrity Hatsune Miku in November, spending more than $18,000 on what must be the first hologram marriage.
The crystal balls are out and, if all of these predictions work out, we’re in for a pretty interesting year across the AV integration landscape.
TDC leans on laser projection mapping from Barco to design visually spectacular opening and closing ceremonies for the Invictus Games Sydney 2018.
A ‘modern control system for classroom AV, Key Digital Compass Control Pro is a good fit for education environments,’ according to the company.
We put plenty of AV installations in the spotlight this year. Here are some of our favorite AV integration projects in a range of vertical markets.
Almo Professional A/V suggests four fairly easy and organic steps AV integration firms can take to jumpstart their service revenue in 2019.
Kramer will offer two free CTS accredited courses at ISE 2019 on AV over IP and Kramer Control as part of kickoff of Kramer Academy curriculum.
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.
After attending this free webinar from Commercial Integrator and TechDecisions you’ll understand what you need – and everything you can do – to ensure you get the best UC services for your organization working together.
