Latest articles by Karen Mitchell
In order to be successful in the highly competitive restaurant landscape, owners must consider customer-based innovations to increase the attraction level of their restaurant experience.
In the world of AV ventures, a mega project—one of those huge, campus-wide undertakings—has the potential to make or break an AV firm’s entire year.
The best-designed AV system is rendered less than optimal, at best unless the end user understands how to use it.
Remember when the mere mention of classroom AV conjured up a vision of an AV presentation? Luckily, AV in higher education isn’t what it used to be.
Several years of growth have transformed Charlotte into a “new city,” a high technology hub attracting top shelf, Fortune 500 corporations.
On the occasions when Advanced AV clients come face-to-face with accounts receivable coordinator Kristine “Kris” Buck, they may be taken aback.
There are two separate types of AV for the healthcare vertical: hospital AV and hospital public address.
It may be the most exciting technology project to hit Denver since the city’s first telephones were installed in 1878.
Sometimes it’s good practice to blur your lines.
New Orleans native Miguel Barrosse discovered Tipitina’s as a teenager—soaking up whatever act the legendary club had going on from a national rock act to a local band.
Perhaps no other venue defines the term "audio icon" better than the Hollywood Bowl.
What do you get when you combine an amphitheater with a state-of-the-art PA, flowing water, big oaks, and legendary barbecue, all in the heart of a downtown Austin?
Whenever a statement begins with the phrase, “In a world,” we know something big is coming.
Middle Atlantic founder Bob Schluter recaps how he started Middle Atlantic Products in a garage in New Jersey, and how he grew the company to what it is today.
The tenacious president/CEO of Mitek, Loyd Ivey, says he “came from nowhere with nothing” and was able to take what he had and turn it into something.
