Karen Mitchell

He flies on airplanes and sells fiberglass for a living

In the beginning, she was simply known around the industry as Miriam.

As Bandwidth Demands Increase, Are Integrators Ready to Embrace Fiber Optics?

Collaborative conferencing, projection, HDMI, and digital signage are taking to the airwaves with several manufacturers jumping into the wireless pool. But how soon will we see a field without wires?

Interactive and gesture technology is becoming ubiquitous in a wide range of museums across the country.

You can’t see it, taste it, or wrap your hands around it, yet it’s the seven-letter word many believe is the future of AV integration. So what does a service model really look like?

Perhaps we won’t be going back to the moon anytime soon, but we are definitely headed to the cloud.

When Mick Jagger insisted that “time is on my side,” he probably wasn’t referring to time crunches in AV supply chains.

It’s a market that works in mysterious ways.

They are the two words every job seeker longs to hear: You’re hire

From the Pacific Northwest down to Texas and up the Northeast corridor, forecasts about the 2012 AV integration recovery outlook are as varied as recipes for mom’s apple pie.

Question: What features its first keynote address, a variety of new conference events, and more show floor space than ever before?

EL CAJON, CA—Just as AVDB Group was facing both a tight deadline and issues with a video transport system, along came PureLink.

Tell me what you want. Then we’ll see what you need.

If all the world’s a stage, there must be a lot of wireless microphones out there.

Racy, sexy, and glamorous. Or not.

The messages they want to deliver are clarion clear.

There are so many new ways for David Gross to access materials for his undergraduate and MBA students.

No doubt about it, we’re living in a 3D world.

Unified communications (UC) means never having to say you’re too remote to join the conversation.