Karen Mitchell

That the television experience in many hotels and in other hospitality venues is indeed very poor is not news. Here's how hotels can help their customers experience their stay through AV.

Some hardware is bound to disappear, but what doesn't kill it will make it stronger.

If your projects and installations are the Wow, your service programs are the How. Building your service business is salient to success.

Over 40 years after its founding, SynAudCon has trained over 20,000 in the many facets of audio engineering.

The hospitality market continues to draw customers with multiple displays courtesy of the video matrix switcher and its behind-the-scenes capabilities.

Education never stops; it’s a process. So is the AV integration relationship to the important K-12 and higher education markets.

After all the sugarcoated holiday fanfare, now’s the time to consider your 2014 bread and butter, those niche installations you count on to help keep your bottom line happy.

Just like those holiday fruitcakes, it’s a given: take a glimpse around any large gathering this season and you will be looking at least a few people who are hearing impaired.

The potential success of even the most ambitious video wall project will lessen without an understanding of the new content and sources that dictate its design and performance.

What do the suits in the executive boardrooms and the amateur players in a church performance have in common with the entertainment pros?

Cruise ships, mini cinemas, oilrigs, and— wait for it—fish ladders.

There aren’t many magical places within easy reach for most of us, no matter where we live. Museums are the exception, transporting us to the past and future.

Clubbing: It’s not what it used to be.

Let’s all hail Pac-Man, and how that classic video game’s pizza-shaped hero was manipulated through a maze, gobbling up dots as fast as he—or you—could manage.

Nothing lasts forever, not even an AV system. Despite its melodious sound, obsolescence signifies the finale, outta here.

BIM. It may be the elephant in your room.

Just in case your mother forgot to tell you, staring into a crystal ball for too long can give you a headache.

It goes without saying that 2012 ended with uncertainty in many arenas.

SFJAZZ (San Francisco Jazz) is moving into its brand new home, the first freestanding building in the country designed specifically for jazz, with the help of SIA Acoustics, led by Sam Berkow.

’Tis nearly the time for New Year’s resolutions, and where projection screens are concerned that means pun intended.