First Class AV Accommodations By James Careless published 2 February 22 Hospitality The Londoner Hotel has an accessible AV system that is inconspicuous to guests.
IPMX: The Next Great AV Standard? By James Careless published 22 December 21 IPMX is a new set of open standards for AV-over-IP.
Using Managed Services Offerings to Run a Smoother AV Operation By James Careless published 12 November 19 Integrators share how their managed services offerings can help tech managers keep their facilities running smoothly.
NETGEAR Eliminates 1400 Cat 6 Runs for Megapixel VR By James Careless published 25 June 19 (Sponsored)
Create a Fast, No-Fuss Video Wall Using the NETGEAR M4300 Switch By James Careless published 20 June 19 (Sponsored)
Achieving Fast 4K Video Throughput Using M4300 AV Over IP Switches By James Careless published 14 June 19 Uncompressed 4K video is the gold standard for today’s AV/IT operations; delivered with no latency, stutters, and other artifacts.
Making Small Meetings Work By James Careless published 6 January 19 Even the best-planned small meetings can go wrong if the huddle room is poorly designed and deployed. Here are some ways of making sure small meetings are great meetings.
How AV Will Shape the Future of Education By James Careless published 2 December 18 With schools moving more content to the cloud and students toting more devices, educational AV is poised to continue its growth in importance.
Sound Reinforcement Remedies By James Careless published 12 November 18 Few things can hamper a meeting with remote participants more than bad sound. Here are some solutions to common audio ailments.
Be Heard! Data Presentations That Engage By James Careless published 5 October 18 Big data is extremely valuable, but far from exciting. What are you doing to make your insights see action?
Key Considerations for Bringing AV on the Network By James Careless published 8 August 18 Moving AV to the network requires careful planning—and bandwidth is just one of the many considerations you must make.
Agility, Going Small, and Proven Platforms Are Key Trends in Control & Control Design By James Careless published 22 January 18 Technology is a moving target, and so are the factors guiding the design, usage, and funding of agile command and control (C&C) rooms.
The Temple House is an Immersive AV Canvas By James Careless published 18 January 18 There are venues that use AV to punch up their event presentations, and then there is Miami Beach’s The Temple House & United Projection event hall.
Command & Control: Looking to Other Markets for Insight By James Careless published 8 January 18 What C&C rooms have in common across the vertical spectrum and how this can help your team.
Three Ways to Balance BYOD Flexibility with Security in Control Rooms By James Careless published 18 December 17
We Hold These Truths: Using Emerging Technology to Tell The Story at Washington D.C.’s Newseum By James Careless published 7 December 17 As an interactive museum that tells the story of the First Amendment and the history of journalism, the Newseum in Washington, D.C. relies on the very latest in AV technology.
Cloverleaf Family Bowl Blends Timeless Fun With Next-Gen AV By James Careless published 28 November 17
Pushing the Boundaries of Visualization-Based Collaboration: Inside PSU's Decision Theater By James Careless published 15 February 17
Debuting at ISE 2017, SDVoE Alliance Dedicated to Standardizing AV-over-IP Architecture By James Careless published 20 December 16
Ninth Judicial Circuit Court Simplifies AV Communications By James Careless published 15 September 16 Central Florida’s Ninth Judicial Circuit Court (the Ninth) is no small jurisdiction.
The Watt Family Innovation Center Meets the Needs of Digitally Savvy Students By James Careless published 13 July 16