Latest articles by Carolyn Heinze
Tech managers must also weigh the differences between the current standards available, notes Mark Hilton, vice president of live production at Grass Valley.
Curved or flat, for presentation or simulation, displays these days are not just about showing something––they’re about drawing the viewer in.
Many of us associate blockchain with cryptocurrency, but there’s an argument that one day, tech managers, AV manufacturers, and AV integrators will be able to apply it to their systems.
A recent report by Markets and Markets reveals that the digital-out-of-home market will grow from $12.52 billion in 2016 to $26.21 billion in 2023.
With video being the communications tool of choice, if you’re dealing with bandwidth issues (read: there’s not a lot of it), it’s possible you’re one frustrated tech manager.
Before investing large sums of money in sprawling AV deployments, a considerable number of enterprises are mandating proof of concept projects (POCs)—and they’re willing to pay for them.
What’s the effect of your technology spend on student learning outcomes?
For AV designers and integrators, this new dynamic presents some challenges––especially when there are competing interests––but it offers a number of benefits, as well.
A recent report published by market research firm Technavio predicts that the interactive whiteboard market will grow by just over six percent by 2020.
When your organization only has so many positions at the top, how do you keep your top performers?
As collaboration technology has become an essential vehicle through which enterprises do business, the need for treating it as more than a tool is apparent.
While there are those who pride themselves on being cheap, most of us don’t wish to be viewed as such.
They’re everywhere! Or at least, everybody seems to want one, or a few, or a lot.
